Your support can save thousands of Ukrainians-humanitarian parol is at risk!

We are an initiative group of Ukrainian citizens created in response to the need to support those affected by the suspension of the humanitarian parole program. In the context of the ongoing war, thousands of Ukrainians still require refuge in the United States.

Our mission is to be the voice for those Ukrainians who live daily in fear for their lives and the lives of their children, for those who have been separated from their families for years, and for those who have lost everything but found the strength to rebuild their lives in the U.S.

Our work is focused on restoring humanitarian parole and extending TPS status for Ukrainians, as well as drawing attention to this issue. We believe that every person fleeing war and violence deserves protection and safety.

We urge human rights organizations to join efforts and help us in this crucial cause. Every day, every hour matters-hundreds of lives are at risk. We must act now, before it is too late.

ISSUES

Why Is the Restoration of Humanitarian Parole Crucial?

Humanitarian parole has been a lifeline for thousands of Ukrainians fleeing war. It has allowed people to find safety in the U.S., reunite with their families, and start a new life free from danger. However, its suspension has put many lives at risk.

Families remain separated

Many Ukrainian families have been split apart: some received Travel Authorization (TA), while others did not. Children cannot reunite with their parents, and spouses remain apart.

Ukrainians are left in uncertainty

Thousands who have already prepared their documents and endured a long wait are now deprived of the chance to enter the U.S. They are forced to remain in dangerous conditions with no clear path to safety.

No protection for those already in the U.S.

Ukrainians who arrived in the U.S. under humanitarian parole live in fear for their future. Without an extension of TPS status, they risk losing their legal right to stay, work, and access medical care.

America has always been a symbol of freedom and humanity. Today, the fate of thousands of Ukrainians depends on this choice. Restoring humanitarian parole is an opportunity to give them a chance at a life without fear. We cannot leave Ukrainians without the ability to find safety and reunite with their family.

My name is Olena. I’m from Kharkiv. In February 2022, our city woke up to explosions. A rocket destroyed my home. I lost everything. I had to flee—first to Lviv, then abroad.Eventually, I ended up in the United States. It’s safe here, but my thoughts are still back home. Now, I’m feeling stressed again—this time because of the new immigration policies of the U.S. administration. The fear of losing the ability to stay here and the uncertainty about the future have brought back the feeling of instability.

My name is Andrii. I’m from Mariupol. When the war started, everything changed overnight. Our city was surrounded. We had no electricity, no water, no way out. I saw things no one should ever see—destruction, fear, and loss.After weeks of living in a basement, I managed to escape with my younger sister. We crossed several countries before finally reaching the U.S. I hoped this would be a fresh start. But now, the uncertainty brought by the new immigration policies here makes me anxious again. I fear being forced to leave and face the unknown once more.