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#UkrainianRefugees

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What’s happening to Ukrainian refugees in the U.S.? Amid significant policy shifts, the Trump administration plans to deport **240,000 Ukrainians** seeking refuge from war, while moving away from traditional Western allies by closing consulates. This strategy raises concerns over U.S. intelligence and diplomacy. At a time when only **4% of Americans** support Russia, public backlash grows against these actions. Dive deeper into this tumultuous period in U.S. governance by reading the full article. #TrumpAdministration #UkrainianRefugees #Diplomacy [Source](heathercoxrichardson.substack.)

Letters from an American · March 6, 2025By Heather Cox Richardson
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> ... migrants from nonwhite nations in Latin America, the Caribbean, Africa, and Asia are being deliberately dumped into towns and cities with no plan for orderly absorption and assimilation—in direct contrast to how well the Biden administration welcomed #UkrainianRefugees. A February 2024.. report by #JerusalemDemsas in the Atlantic... explored what happened and why.
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CounterPunch.org · Time for Truthful Narratives on ImmigrationA quiet panic has broken out within immigrant communities across the United States ahead of Donald Trump’s inauguration on January 20, 2025. Mixed-status families are expecting to be separated, DACA recipients foresee their status being revoked, those with Temporary Protected Status are pessimistic about the program remaining valid, and asylum seekers fear the worst. Indeed, if Project 2025’s anti-immigrant agenda is fully enacted, the horrors of family separation that the nation witnessed in 2018 under Trump’s first term will pale in comparison to what’s coming.
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The number of Ukrainian refugees in the EU decreased in nine countries, with Germany, Poland, and the Czech Republic hosting the highest numbers. Germany hosted 1.3 million Ukrainian refugees, Poland - 955.52 thousand, and the Czech Republic - 364.38 thousand. The total number of Ukrainian refugees in the EU decreased from 4.23 million in February to 4.21 million in March. #UkrainianRefugees #EU

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88% of Ukrainian refugees don't plan to return for at least another six months. Many in Poland express a desire to return in the future, but 88% plan to stay where they are for at least six more months. Around 6.2 million Ukrainian refugees are currently in different countries, but many are considering or have already returned home, citing a desire to reunite with family and homesickness. #UkrainianRefugees #RedCross

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Poland will change the rules for providing assistance to Ukrainian refugees, including canceling the funding for their food and accommodation. There are concerns about how the government plans to handle the large number of children who are receiving education online. The Polish government's decision will need to be coordinated with Ukrainian authorities. #Poland #UkrainianRefugees

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