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      <title>Immigration is good for U.S.</title>
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                  Gideon Aronoff, the president and CEO of HIAS, rejects claims that immigration has hurt American workers.
              
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      <title>Postville a clarion call</title>
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                  As Jews, it is our obligation to advocate for fair treatment of the 390 detainees in Postville and the millions of other undocumented workers nationally, who are &quot;strangers in a strange land,&quot; HIAS President Gideon Aronoff writes.
              
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      <title>Passover and our inner immigrant</title>
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                  The CEO of HIAS draws on the upcoming holiday of Passover to defend the American Jewish community&apos;s support for immigration.
              
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      <title>Treat the stranger with compassion</title>
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                  Essential guidance for the debate over this country&apos;s immigration policies comes from a core teaching of the annual retelling of the Passover story &#150; that we must treat &quot;the stranger,&quot; the resident alien or immigrant, with compassion and love.
              
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