Religion News Service’s Jack Jenkins and Emily McFarlan Miller report, “Refugee aid groups have conducted massive layoffs and office closures ever since the Trump administration began issuing various versions of a travel ban, sometimes called a ‘Muslim ban.’” Refugee resettlement in the United States relies heavily on faith-based nonprofits. The Trump administration slashed the refugee admittance ceiling from 110,000 under the Obama administration to 45,000. The drop in arriving refugees has forced faith-based organizations to close more 20 local offices in the coming year, leaving resettled refugees cut off from long-term assistance.