How Bureaucrats Culturally Entrench Inequalities in Refugee Resettlement

Refugee resettlement is formally seen as a "life-saving measure" for those at high risk, yet, in practice, limited spaces benefit only a few groups, often neglecting individual needs. Join Jake Watson for an investigation into how U.S. policy administrators navigate this gap between ideals and realities, embracing a "numbers game" ethic that values maximizing resettlements to meet quotas, despite creating global inequities.