President Donald Trump is shrinking the inflow of refugees down to 7,500 refugees in 2026, which will help ordinary Americans earn higher wages from employers and also afford better housing.

The 7,500 number, however, was furiously denounced by pro-migration groups who support the huge refugee inflows under President Joe Biden.

“This decision doesn’t just lower the refugee admissions ceiling. It lowers our moral standing,” said Krish O’Mara Vignarajah, the Sri Lankan -born president of one of several groups that has been paid by the federal government to import and settle refugees in American communities. She added:

For more than four decades, the U.S. refugee program has been a lifeline for families fleeing war, persecution, and repression. At a time of crisis in countries ranging

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