The White House has refuted a Reuters report claiming that the US is preparing to revoke the legal status of 240,000 Ukrainians. Press Secretary Caroline Leavitt firmly stated that no decisions have been made, labeling the report as 'fake news' derived from unreliable sources. While warnings have emerged regarding potential deportations stemming from changes in policy under the Trump administration, officials maintain that uncertainty remains regarding the future status of these migrants, indicating a complex and evolving situation in US immigration policies.
The White House Press Secretary Caroline Leavitt stated 'no decision has been made at this time,' leaving 240,000 Ukrainians uncertain about their legal status.
Leavitt criticized the Reuters report, asserting it was 'fake news based on anonymous sources' and reiterated that no action regarding deportation is confirmed.
Reports suggested the Trump administration might plan to revoke the temporary legal status of 240,000 Ukrainians, but officials have since denied this.
An ICE internal email indicated that migrants losing their parole status would face deportation, reflecting concerns around recent immigration policy changes.
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