Government Information on Refugees: Vietnamese Refugees

This hearing evaluates the status of relief efforts for refugees from the rise of communism in Indochina. Additionally, testimonies identify the results of U.S. "Operation Babylift" efforts to evacuate Vietnamese orphans and the status of U.S. relief efforts in Cambodia and Vietnam.

This hearing focuses on the myriad needs in evacuation of Indochinese refugees and the policies which the U.S. can put in place for assisting them.

This hearing presents staff reports from investigations into refugee resettlement problems in the U.S.

This hearing focuses on the Administration plans to aid resettlement of Vietnamese refugees in the United States.

The unpredictability and uncertainty of refugee admissions to the United States creates a platform for international organizations and the U.S. to efficiently deal with the rising problems.

Thailand served as the initial country of refuge for many Indochinese peoples, so this document analyzes their refugee policy of the early 1980's and how the U.S. fit its resettlement programs into that mold.

The document identifies four countries to which Indochinese refugees first flee, then discusses the distinct refugee groups within each of those locations.

This statistical research includes ongoing ethnographic fieldwork among Southeast Asian refugees, specifically Lowland Lao in St. Louis.