Ben Carson compares some Syrian refugees to "rabid dogs"
"We must balance safety against just being a humanitarian," Carson said at a press conference in Mobile, Alabama
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"We must balance safety against just being a humanitarian," Carson said at a press conference in Mobile, Alabama
Quotes of the day from the 2016 presidential candidates on the campaign trail
Nefarious plot by 2 Iraqi refugees in college town has given ammunition to opponents of allowing Syrian refugees into U.S.
Roanoke Mayor David Bowers says threat to U.S. from ISIS "is just as real and serious as that from our enemies" after Pearl Harbor attack
The president, in remarks in Manila, accused Republicans of being scared of "widows and orphans" coming into the U.S.
A growing number of Republicans say Syrian refugees are too difficult to vet, but the administration insists its process is thorough and secure
Fact check on Trump claims that Democratic governors aren't taking in Syrian refugees and hundreds of thousands could be sent to the U.S.
She reiterated the need for careful vetting of refugees trying to enter the U.S.
A look at where some state governors stand on the issue and the number of Syrian refugees who have arrived in each state so far
Many Republicans now say the U.S. should reverse plans to take in migrants
Syrian refugees were trying to escape police at a collection point in the Roszke village in Hungary; camerawoman filmed tripping them
Meanwhile, Italy retrieves 60 bodies from shipwreck and Greece moves thousands from "miserable" conditions on island as crisis deepens
Turkey hopes the "safe zone" will eventually encourage some Syrian refugees to return home; Nearly 2 million Syrians have fled to Turkey since the country's civil war began
Humanitarian resources are dwindling as rebel fighters continue to squeeze Syria's refugees
Scott Pelley reports from the Jordan-Syria border on the men and women helping Syrians escape war
As Syrian activists say 9 killed in gov’t strike on school, Jordan braces for another 130,000 refugees from the war next door
A family escapes to Turkey after their neighborhood was destroyed by bombs that kill indiscriminately
Extremist groups with links to al Qaeda fighting against other rebels, reportedly leaving hundreds dead; much-needed food aid, medical supplies not getting to people in need
Syrian refugees across the middle east were among the hardest hit by a winter storm battering the region
Thousands crammed into damp, muddy tents struggle to keep warm as unusually harsh winter blast hits over-crowded camps
As war in Syria drags on for a third year, Lebanon, a country of only 4 million people, is now home to the largest number of Syrian refugees who have fled the conflict
Photographer asks residents of Zaatari refugee camp to share their messages
U.N. food agency says move away from food handouts to cash vouchers brings more choice to refugees, and much-needed cash to host nations
Turkey has been overwhelmed by the flood of Syrians trying to escape the civil war, and many refugees are turning any free space they can find into temporary homes
High Commissioner for Refugees warns 3.5 million Syrian refugees expected by the end of the year; "the great tragedy of this century"