Life in Limbo
Christian refugees can spend years living without a durable solution, facing uncertainty about work, education, healthcare, and their future.
GRACE
The Reality
Behind every refugee case is a real person, a real family, and years of waiting.
Persecution Does Not End at the Border
Many fled Iran because of religious persecution. Leaving their country did not immediately bring safety, stability, or a permanent home.
Years of Waiting Have Human Consequences
Children grow up. Parents grow older. Education is interrupted. Careers disappear. Families live for years without knowing where they will finally be allowed to rebuild their lives.
Real People. Real Stories.
GRACE documents these experiences with dignity and protects identities whenever disclosure could place refugees or their families at risk.
CURRENT FOCUS
7 Families. 17 People. More Than 4,000 Days in Limbo.
Seven Iranian Christian refugee families have spent more than 4,000 days in prolonged U.S. resettlement processing. Their stories show what policy delays mean in real human lives.