While the world is facing the largest refugee crisis in recorded history with 22.5 million refugees worldwide, the Trump administration has cut refugee admissions for 2019 to a record low of 30,000.
Cicilline criticizes the Trump administration's refugee admission cuts amid a global crisis.
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