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A Year After Fall Of Kabul, LA Group Making Good Progress Resettling Afghan Refugees

Advocates say most Afghan families who arrived in Southern California have settled into permanent housing and jobs, although some are still being housed in hotels, and their long-term immigration status remains in limbo.

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Nine Months After Fall Of Kabul, Afghans Who Fled To California Say Their Journey Is Far From Over

For many of the 70,000-plus Afghans who arrived in the U.S. last year on humanitarian parole, life here remains filled with uncertainty.

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Some Afghan Refugees Still Stuck In LA Hotels Months After Arriving

In Southern California’s tight rental market, resettlement agencies are struggling to find permanent, affordable housing for Afghans.

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Local Ukrainians Improvise To Bring Family Members To LA

There’s no refugee program in place yet for Ukrainians. A few have made it to L.A. with visas, while others seek humanitarian parole at the border.

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Local Ukrainians Eager To Bring Loved Ones To LA Under Biden s Plan

The president said the U.S. will welcome up to 100,000 Ukrainians displaced by the war, but the State Department has not yet figured out how that will work.

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