Uncertainty for Ukrainian refugees across the country and West Michigan amid potential legal status changes
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Trump administration planning to revoke legal status of 240K Ukrainian refugees: reports
President Trump’s administration is planning to revoke the legal status of around 240,000 Ukrainians who fled Russia’s invasion, according to multiple reports. The decision would put the refugees on track for deportation, even though the Ukrainians entered the country legally during former President Biden’s term, Reuters reported.
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Over 240,000 Ukrainians fleeing war, including about 4,000 in Charlotte, face potential deportation from the Trump ...
Supporters for Ukraine lined the streets outside of a Germantown church on Friday night for a "We Stand with Ukraine" ...
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‘Cruelty is the point’: Trump wants to send 240,000 Ukrainian refugees back to their war-torn homeAside from embarrassing President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in the Oval Office and cutting off military aid to Ukraine, President ...
More than 200 people gathered at Memorial Park on Sunday in Wenatchee to show their support for Ukraine amid concerns over ...
Many Ukrainians who have lived and worked in the UK for nearly three years face uncertainty over a complex visa extension process which leaves them struggling to prove their right to work and secure h ...
More than 240,000 Ukrainian refugees have sought safety in the United States due to the war. However, the future of temporary citizenship for many, including those in West Michigan, remains uncertain.
A Ukrainian American Community Center spokesperson said people expressed their support as President Trump threatens to end ...
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Michigan settled thousands of refugees – until federal funding got frozenWithout federal funding, Michigan refugee agencies are scrambling to support hundreds of newly arrived families.
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