Matthew Soerens, vice president of advocacy and policy at World Relief, an evangelical Christian group that helps resettle refugees, said in an email that his group anticipates “serving a small number” of the arrivals who qualify for Office of Refugee Resettlement-funded services. But he said the situation is “complicated by the reality that the government is not bringing them to the US through the traditional State Department initial resettlement process, where World Relief has historically been one of the ten private agencies that implement this public-private partnership, because that process remains suspended.”

This is from a different group quoted than the Episcopal group, but I think what he's saying when referring to the "ten private agencies that implement this public-private partnership" that likely includes the Episcopalians. This quote to me, sounds like they are saying that there is not a great enough financial incentive for them. This is only around 60 people, after all. Small numbers are harder to gouge much out of compared with unrelenting masses from the world over.