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Now more than ever, refugees need our support. When crisis and disaster erupts, families are often torn apart, parents and their children separated, homes abandoned, livelihoods left behind and futures lost. 

The United States has historically welcomed refugees fleeing war and persecution and given them a chance to rebuild their lives in safety. However, the executive order on refugees signed by President Donald Trump on Jan. 27 suspended the entire refugee resettlement program for 120 days for a security review and barred refugees fleeing the war in Syria from entry to the U.S. indefinitely.

Both Zakharia and Nizar have big dreams for their new lives in Germany.

Before war broke out, Khaled, now 33, lived a happy and stable life with his family near Damascus, Syria, where he worked as a health care technician and grew cherry trees. After escaping war, he is now resettled and beginning a new life in Sweden.

Supporting refugees is not just a moral obligation; it is a vital part of maintaining global stability in a world where more and more people are on the move. While President Trump’s Administration has chosen to turn its back on refugees, the rest of the world cannot.