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Deported people looking for relatives from the windows of a transport during the arrival of a group of Salvadorans deported from the United States to the Migrant Care Management Office (GAMI), in San Salvador, El Salvador on February 12, 2025. (Alex Pena/Anadolu via Getty Images

100 Days of Attacks on Immigration, Asylum, and Refugee Rights

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A Welcome Circle Helps a Journalist’s Family Start a New Story

Zubair Babakarkhail, center, watches as his daughter Javeria, left, 6, points out photos of other refugees she knows in an issue of “Postindustrial” magazine to Ivonne Smith-Tapia, right, director of refugee services at Jewish Child and Family Service (JCFS), during a small gathering on Sunday, Dec. 19, 2021, in Pittsburgh. Babakarkhail is continuing reporting on his home country of Afghanistan for the magazine and other news outlets after his role as a journalist put him in danger under Afghanistan’s new Taliban rule. (Stephanie Strasburg/HIAS)

TPS is Ending for Afghans — What You Need to Know

Refugees in Ecuador: What You Need to Know

Newly arrived Somali refugees wait at the profiling and resigtration centre in the Dadaab refugee camp, one of Africa's largest refugee camps in Kenya, on March 23, 2023. - Between 400 and 500 people arrive at Dadaab every day, according to the UN refugee agency UNHCR, mostly driven from Somalia after five consecutive seasons of failed rains. The World Health Organization says this drought, already the worst in 40 years, could result in the deaths of 135 people in Somalia every day between January and June this year. (Photo by Bobb Muriithi / AFP) (Photo by BOBB MURIITHI/AFP via Getty Images)

Refugees in Kenya: What You Need to Know

Deported people looking for relatives from the windows of a transport during the arrival of a group of Salvadorans deported from the United States to the Migrant Care Management Office (GAMI), in San Salvador, El Salvador on February 12, 2025. (Alex Pena/Anadolu via Getty Images

100 Days of Attacks on Immigration, Asylum, and Refugee Rights

A van of deportees approaches CECOT prison in El Salvador.

Refugee Rights and the Trump Administration — April 25, 2025

HIAS Legal Protection Team Notches Important Victories Around the World

Jewish Clergy Speak Out on the Immoral Use of the Law

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Sudanese Refugees in Chad — An Update

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Psychologist Karla Flores speaks with Angie Torres, who left her home country of Honduras with her family, traveling through Mexico with great difficulty until they eventually found refuge at Pan de Vida Migrant Shelter in Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua state, Mexico on December 9, 2021. Photographer: Paul Ratje HIAS

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