how many refugees resettlement wisconsin
To make things more confusing for resettlement agencies, the Trump administration cut its target for fiscal-year 2017's refugee admissions by half, then quietly reversed that decision in late May. Inevitably, refugee arrivals in Wisconsin and across the entire U.S. slowed significantly over the first half of the year. Between January 1 and June 25, Wisconsin resettled 439 refugees, out of a total of 23,185 across the U.S. Over the same period in 2016, 762 refugees had resettled in Wisconsin, and 34,278 in the nation as a whole. As has been the case for many years, the vast majority of refugees moving to Wisconsin are resettled in Milwaukee.