The United States is ready to accept up to 100,000 Ukrainian refugees. Although the vast majority of those displaced will attempt to remain in Europe, a considerable number will be welcomed across the Atlantic.
With many Ukrainian-American families wishing to give a temporary home to their relatives, the United States is willing to employ a variety of Visa and asylum possibilities. Vulnerable groups, such as LGBTQI people, journalists, and political dissidents, will be prioritized.
The announcement comes as President Biden meets with foreign leaders to discuss future support for Ukraine. Another $1 billion in aid is scheduled to be released soon, in addition to fresh penalties targeting Russia and $11 billion in food aid.
The food security assistance will be aimed at poor countries that have been disproportionately affected by the conflict's agricultural challenges.
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