The law established a statutory framework for admitting Cold War refugees, shaping U.S. refugee and immigration policy during the early Cold War and aiding those fleeing communist regimes.
President Dwight D. Eisenhower signed the Refugee Relief Act into law, creating a temporary program to admit refugees and escapees from Communist-controlled areas into the United States.
The law established a statutory framework for admitting Cold War refugees, shaping U.S. refugee and immigration policy during the early Cold War and aiding those fleeing communist regimes.
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