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Every record this desk has filed under presidential-determination, newest first, each with the number of sources it can still show you.

2 recordsSeptember 19, 2026 – October 2, 2026All topics
  1. News6 receipts3 min

    The fiscal 2027 refugee limit is up to 17,500, the level fiscal 2026's was raised to in May, with admissions to be allocated primarily among Afrikaners from South Africa

    Presidential Determination No. 2026-24, signed September 25 and published October 2, says up to 17,500 refugees may be admitted in fiscal year 2027. It says admissions shall primarily be allocated among Afrikaners from South Africa and gives no split by region or category. Fiscal 2026's limit was 7,500 until a May 21 determination raised it to 17,500. The document describes no step for the public.

    Also filed underrefugeesimmigrationfederal-registerfiscal-2027south-africa

  2. News4 receipts6 min

    The annual determination naming the world's drug-producing countries carries its statutory evidence on four pages that were scanned as pictures, so the only part of the document a computer can read is the part with no facts in it.

    Presidential Determination 2026-23, signed September 11 and published September 18, names 23 major drug transit or drug producing countries and designates four of them — Afghanistan, Bolivia, Burma and Colombia — as having failed demonstrably to meet their counternarcotics obligations. Three of the four get a national-interest waiver keeping their U.S. assistance; Afghanistan does not. Venezuela, decertified last year, is not decertified this year. The determination's own text contains no cultivation figures, no seizure volumes and no overdose numbers. Every number in the document sits in the four memoranda of justification that section 706 requires, and those four pages were published as scanned images: the Federal Register's text version prints them as 'GRAPHIC, TIFF OMITTED' and the PDF has no text layer for them. Afghanistan's justification, the one country denied a waiver, contains no figure of any kind.

    Also filed underfederal-registerdrug-policyforeign-assistancetransparency

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