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Around the halls: Brookings experts on Biden s performance in the Middle East - US Politics Today

Suzanne Maloney on stalled diplomacy and mass protest in Iran. Halfway into his term, President Biden faces a conundrum on Iran. He entered office determined to

Why Biden Should Increase the Refugee Resettlement Cap

Why Biden Should Increase the Refugee Resettlement Cap After Trump’s nativism, Biden has the chance to reclaim U.S. leadership. Syrian refugees at al-Fares camp in Lebanon’s Bekaa Valley, November 2020 Joe Biden’s election as president was initially met with relief among many activists and advocates for refugees and asylum seekers. In contrast to Trump’s harshly anti-refugee stance, Biden repeatedly promised during his campaign to raise the refugee resettlement cap, remove the bans on refugees from Muslim countries, and reform America’s broken and unwieldy asylum and resettlement vetting bureaucracy. Biden himself was a co-sponsor of the Refugee Act of 1980, which institutionalized the modern U.S. resettlement system. Just days after assuming office, Biden signaled a

Survivors, Advocates Respond to Domínguez External Review | News

In 1983, then-assistant Government professor Terry L. Karl accused fellow Government professor Jorge I. Domínguez of sexually harassing her. On Thursday — nearly four decades later — University President Lawrence S. Bacow apologized to Karl in a letter accompanying the final report by an external committee tasked with determining what had allowed Domínguez to climb Harvard’s ranks despite multiple allegations of harassment over several decades. “Harvard failed her,” Bacow wrote. “I also apologize to those whose subsequent sexual harassment might have been avoided if Harvard had taken timely and appropriate actions,” he added. Following the report’s publication and Bacow’s letter Thursday, Karl and another woman whom Domínguez harassed, Charna E. Sherman ’80, told The Crimson they were pleased Bacow apologized, but felt deeper systematic changes are still needed at Harvard to protect women from harassment in the future.

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