The Enduring Legal and Moral Imperative: Upholding Refugee Protection in a Shifting Global Landscape
Protecting the safety and rights of refugees is not merely an act of compassion; it is a deeply entrenched legal…
Asylum
Fon Reunites With Family After Perilous Journey and Navigating Complex U.S. Asylum System
Fon remembers the gnawing exhaustion that accompanied his relentless movement, a constant companion even as his body ached and his…
Trump v. Barbara: Supreme Court Confronts the Future of Birthright Citizenship
The Supreme Court of the United States is poised to hear arguments in Trump v. Barbara, a pivotal case that…
Sudanese Refugees in Chad Face Mounting Crisis as Humanitarian Funding Falters
Three years into the devastating civil war in Sudan, a humanitarian catastrophe of immense proportions continues to unfold, with 14…
Panama: A Crucial Crossroads for Displaced Peoples Amid Shifting Migration Dynamics
Panama, a nation strategically positioned to connect North and South America, has for millennia served as a vital passage for…
Bridging Talent and Opportunity: HIAS Ecuador’s Employability Initiative Empowers Refugees and Displaced Persons
Quito, Ecuador – April 30, 2026 – In the complex and often challenging journey of displacement and resettlement, securing stable…
The Great Replacement Theory: A Dangerous Ideology Fueling Hate and Violence
The United States and the global community are grappling with a disturbing escalation of misinformation and conspiracy theories surrounding immigrants….
The Rise of Jewish Student Advocacy for Refugees and Asylum Seekers Amidst Growing Xenophobia and Antisemitism
As anti-immigrant sentiment and antisemitic incidents escalate across the United Kingdom and globally, a burgeoning movement of Jewish university students…
Why This Passover Night is Different: A Call to Remember and Act for Refugees and Immigrants
March 31, 2026 – As communities around the world prepare to observe Passover, a profound question echoes through the rituals…
A Legacy of Sanctuary: HIAS CEO Beth Oppenheim Connects Personal History to Ongoing Refugee Crisis
April 14, 2026 – Dr. Beth Oppenheim, CEO of the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society (HIAS), drew a profound personal connection…
