After a judge ruled in Pacito v. Trump that the U.S. must admit some refugees in spite the Trump administration's ban, a family of eight began a new life in America.
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act, signed into law by President Trump on July 4, will make the United States less prosperous and less safe.
More than 20 vigils organized by HIAS and local partners took place across to the United States, bringing together those who support welcome.
As governments cut support for refugees, the number of displaced worldwide reaches a new high.
A comment published by HIAS detailed the legal and moral perils of the U.S. decision to remove immigrants to third countries.
The latest insight and analysis on the U.S. cuts to humanitarian aid spending — and how you can respond.
Learn more about the refugee context in Colombia — and HIAS' work in the country.
Eighty-six years after the U.S. refused the ship's entry, our country is again embracing xenophobic policies.
A text study considers the story of Ruth in a modern context.
After Hasan, Fatima, and their young son arrived in the U.S., they turned to HIAS for help.
