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We need your help to advocate for refugees, asylum seekers, and displaced people around the world.

Ways to Act Now

Tell Congress: Hold ICE and CBP Accountable NOW

Since January 2025, at least 52 people have died in ICE custody, and 10 people have been fatally shot by federal immigration officials (including ICE agents) in enforcement-related operations and street encounters.

Congress must exercise their oversight authority, stop writing blank checks to ICE and CBP, and investigate the lives lost.

Join HIAS in sending a message to your congressional representatives to hold ICE and CBP accountable NOW.

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Tell Congress: Protect Humanitarian Aid

Since President Trump took office, the attacks on humanitarian aid have been unprecedented and breathtakingly cruel. Your members of Congress need to hear from constituents like you who believe the U.S. should stand with refugees and displaced people worldwide.

Take action now.

SEND YOUR MESSAGE

Sign the Pledge: “I Stand with Refugees and Immigrants”

The Trump administration continues to attack refugees and immigrants. As we are deep into its second term, the challenges are greater than ever, but we persist.

HIAS will always stand up to this onslaught of hatred — fighting the same fight for refugees and immigrants that we have championed for well over a century.

Will you add your name to our pledge reaffirming your commitment to protecting all who seek safety?

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Standing outside their new home in Portland, Oregon are from left to right, Tamila Kushnarova, her son Eduard Levit, his wife Daria Levit and Tamila’s husband Oleksandr Kushnarov. After fleeing the fighting in their hometown of Kharkiv, Ukraine, the family was resettled with help from the ShalomPortland Welcome Circle. | Welcome Circles | HIAS
Before we arrived I didn’t know exactly how it would be. But from the airport we came to our house — a private house. We have furniture, food, we have everything. From zero to hero! We have everything we need.
Standing outside their new home in Portland, Oregon are from left to right, Tamila Kushnarova, her son Eduard Levit, his wife Daria Levit and Tamila’s husband Oleksandr Kushnarov. After fleeing the fighting in their hometown of Kharkiv, Ukraine, the family was resettled with help from the ShalomPortland Welcome Circle. | Welcome Circles | HIAS
Eduard Levit Ukrainian refugee resettled by volunteers

Together, we can help create a world in which refugees find welcome, safety, and opportunity.

Your gift will help us provide vital services to refugees and asylum seekers and advocate for their fundamental rights so they can rebuild their lives.