Jun 30, 2026
Over a thousand people marched through downtown Minneapolis on January 9, 2026, during a protest against the deployment of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents (ICE) following the death of Renee Nicole Good who was shot and killed by an ICE agent earlier in the week. (Madison Thorn/Anadolu via Getty Images)
Since taking office on January 20, 2025, President Donald Trump has issued hundreds of executive actions, memoranda, and proclamations, many of which pertain directly to immigration, asylum, and refugee resettlement. These actions, along with accompanying legislation and judicial decisions, have drastically reshaped U.S. policy and have reverberated around the world.
Follow our resources on this page to learn more about what the Trump Administration’s changes to refugee rights mean— as well as ways you can take action. Join HIAS in fighting back and standing for a world in which refugees find welcome, safety, and opportunity.
Resources and Publications
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Detention centers and immigration enforcement field offices are rapidly expanding while safe and legal pathways for immigrants and forcibly displaced people to enter and remain in the U.S. are shutting down. Faith communities are on the front lines responding to this crisis. This toolkit provides resources and a guide for faith communities to challenge the expansion of detention facilities and direct public attention to the legal abuses and overreach that happen within them.
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Action Guide and Resources for Synagogues, Clergy, and Communities
*Revised 5/20/2026* Over the last months and with no end in sight, major immigration enforcement operations are expanding into a growing number of cities across the country. This resource is intended to help you identify ways to support impacted immigrant communities – both during initial emergency stages and for the long-term.
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Advocacy Talking Points
*Revised 3/6/2026* These talking points are meant to help you as you reach out to your elected officials.
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Never has your support been needed more than right nowWill you stand with refugees?
The U.S. government has decided to abruptly suspend critical assistance to vulnerable people around the world. As Jews and humanitarians, we will never turn our backs on refugees, even if the U.S. government has.