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Members of Congress sign letter asking President Biden to grant Temporary Protected Status

Members of Congress sign letter asking President Biden to grant Temporary Protected Status

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Biden administration offered humanitarian relief to Ukrainians in the United States on Thursday, which could protect thousands from being deported to their war-torn homeland. Ukrainians can remain in the country for up to 18 months under the federal program known as Temporary Protected Status.

The U.S. government says Ukrainians can remain for up to 18 months under the program known as temporary protected status.

The U.S. government says Ukrainians can remain for up to 18 months under the program known as temporary protected status.

Some 30,000 Ukrainians on visas could benefit from this protected status.

The U.S. government says Ukrainians can remain for up to 18 months under the program known as temporary protected status.

The U.S. government says Ukrainians can remain for up to 18 months under the program known as temporary protected status.

The evangelical leaders’ letter, which was affirmed by approximately 900 signatories from across the country, also urges Congress to pass legislation to grant permanent legal status to other categories of immigrants who are currently in the United States only with temporary legal protections, including Dreamers who have benefited from the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez said Joe Biden failed to push for Democratic policies, including a shift away from fossil fuels, a pathway to citizenship for Dreamers and student loan forgiveness.