Dana R. Bucin of Murtha Cullina. Courtesy photo US Immigration Attorney Seeks 'Travel Lane' for Ukrainians to United States
'We do not have a dedicated refugee status for Ukrainians to come to the United States,' says Dana R. Bucin.
March 15, 2022 at 07:27 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Connecticut Law Tribune
While President Joe Biden says the United States will welcome Ukrainians "with open arms," he has yet to articulate how a pathway for them to relocate to American soil will work. And in the meantime many seeking refuge from Russia's onslaught are having their requests for tourist visas declined.
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