Topic: Advocacy

Jan 9, 2018

“These folks have, without a doubt, contributed to the success of the United States.”

Dec 27, 2017

With an administration intent on completely shutting refugee resettlement down, Congressional support for refugees is more important than ever.

Dec 4, 2017

This weekend, the Trump Administration abruptly announced its decision to walk away from the Global Compact on Migration.

Dec 4, 2017

HIAS Statement on Trump Administration Withdrawal from Global Migration Pact Dec 04, 2017 SILVER SPRING, Md—The Trump Administration announced this weekend the end of the United States’ participation in The Global Compact on Migration, citing inconsistencies between U.S. immigration and refugee policies and provisions in the New York Declaration on Refugees and Migrants. The Declaration, […]

Nov 7, 2017

HIAS Denounces Termination of TPS for Nicaragua, Six Month Extension for Honduras Nov 07, 2017 SILVER SPRING, Md.—HIAS strongly condemns the Trump administration’s decision to terminate Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Nicaragua. The administration was unable to decide on TPS for Honduras, resulting in a six month extension for nationals of that country. TPS is […]

Nov 6, 2017

HIAS Outraged by Reports of Temporary Protected Status Termination Nov 06, 2017 SILVER SPRING, Md.—In response to media reports that the State Department has determined that the Temporary Protected Status (TPS) determination is no longer needed for nationals of El Salvador, Haití, Honduras, and Nicaragua, Mark Hetfield, president and CEO of HIAS, the global Jewish […]

Oct 31, 2017

The Trump administration recently hinted that it is planning to phase out Temporary Protected Status, potentially affecting 330,000 individuals who have lived in the U.S. for years.

Oct 31, 2017

Jewish tradition instills in us a commitment to protecting the vulnerable and welcoming the stranger.

Oct 31, 2017

Undocumented immigrant youth are American in all but paperwork, and they are now living in fear.

Oct 26, 2017

With more than 65 million displaced persons and over 22.5 million registered refugees globally, it is more important than ever to preserve United States leadership on refugee resettlement.