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The End of Refugee Resettlement - The New Yorker

Published May 14, 2026

Osama Ahmad Al-Mohammad is quoted in this article in The New Yorker, which covers impacts of the foreign aid cuts in Jordan, where Osama was CVT country director. Osama speaks to the impacts on our clients when CVT was forced to close our healing center in the middle of care programs, saying, “We left people just in this very difficult moment.”

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