DAILY SNAPSHOT
Thursday, November 19, 2015

All times are Eastern Time (ET)

November 19

12:10 AM: The President participates in a bilateral meeting with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau

1:00 AM: The President participates in the second APEC retreat session

3:30 AM: The President participates in the APEC closing session

4:45 AM: The President participates in a bilateral meeting with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan

11:30 AM: The Vice President meets with General Raheel Sharif, Chief of Army Staff of the Pakistan Army

1:20 PM: The Vice President delivers remarks at the Aspen Institute Summit on Inequality and Opportunity Listen here

10:25 PM: The President meets with Embassy personnel and families

11:15 PM: The President departs the Philippines

November 20

2:30 AM: The President arrives in Malaysia

3:10 AM: The President holds a YSEALI town hall

5:50 AM: The President holds a bilateral meeting with Prime Minister Najib Razak of Malaysia

America Can Welcome Refugees and Ensure Our Own Safety

The U.S. will provide refuge to at least 10,000 vulnerable refugees fleeing violence in Syria over the next year, after subjecting them to rigorous screening and the highest security checks of any category of traveler we allow into our country. Get the facts at go.wh.gov/RefugeesWelcome.

Learn more about how we can make #RefugeesWelcome while ensuring our own safety

What They’re Saying: Faith-Based Organizations on Welcoming Syrian Refugees

Faith-based organizations across America have expressed their support for the President’s approach to Syrian refugees.

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From the Road: A Few Answers to Questions You May Have About the President’s Trip to the Asia Pacific

White House Press Secretary, Josh Earnest gives a quick rundown of what’s happening across the ocean and why.

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How We're Welcoming Syrian Refugees While Ensuring Our Safety

Get the details on how the United States is responding to the Syrian refugee crisis.

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"Welcoming the world’s vulnerable who seek the safety of America is not new to us. We've safely welcomed 3 million refugees since 1975."