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At least 150 refugees slated to come to Kentucky over the next month are in limbo due to President Donald Trump’s executive order pausing refugee admissions.
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Almost as soon as Donald Trump became President Trump, the phone application that allows migrants appointments to seek asylum in the United States went down.
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A coalition of Louisville faith leaders and community advocates want local government and law enforcement officials to affirm that the city is “safe and welcoming” to all immigrants in light of President-elect Donald Trump’s proposed deportation policies.
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The Strengthening the Village project has helped nearly two dozen women — from Cuba, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda — open home child care businesses in Louisville over the last two years.
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En la medida que la comunidad multilingüe de JCPS crece, en la Unión Estudiantil Hispana, HSU, los estudiantes latinos de Seneca High School encuentran solidaridad.
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As JCPS’s multilingual community grows, Latino students at Seneca High School are finding solidarity in their Hispanic Student Union.
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This Bowling Green academy is giving immigrants and refugees skills to develop into future communityThe Academy for New Americans offers foreign-born residents the opportunity of five monthly workshops focusing on leadership training, community building, and local government services.
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Refugees often have to give up using professional skills when resettling in the United States because of complicated licensure requirements.
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It's the latest court ruling against the Trump administration's attempts to terminate the Obama-era program that protects young immigrants who were brought to the U.S. illegally as children.
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It could become especially costly for those seeking family records for immigrants from the late 1800s to mid-1900s