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Ukrainian refugees in Iowa worry about legal status

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DES MOINES, Iowa -- After leaving Ukraine to escape war, refugees who are displaced in Iowa are now sharing concerns about the potential to lose their legal status next year. Over 2,000 displaced Ukrainians are now living in Iowa with direct sponsorship through United for Ukraine, according to IA Nice, a nonprofit based in Eastern Iowa that helped sponsor some Ukrainian refugees. Angela Boelens founded the nonprofit in late 2022 in response to t…

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Ukrainian refugees in Iowa worry about legal status

DES MOINES, Iowa -- After leaving Ukraine to escape war, refugees who are displaced in Iowa are now sharing concerns about the potential to lose their legal status next year. Over 2,000 displaced Ukrainians are now living in Iowa with direct sponsorship through United for Ukraine, according to IA Nice, a nonprofit based in Eastern Iowa that helped sponsor some Ukrainian refugees. Angela Boelens founded the nonprofit in late 2022 in response to t…

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