what roles the United Nations and the Department of Homeland Security play in permitting refugees into the United States are.
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The admission of refugees into the United States for resettlement is primarily the responsibility of the federal government and the executive branch. The process for resettling refugees in the United States involves collaboration between the United Nations (UN) and the U.S. Department of State.
The UN is primarily responsible for referring refugee cases to the State Department, which then oversees the security screening process and coordinates with other organizations to provide resettlement services for admitted refugees.
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