Through your support and partnership, refugees admitted to Kentucky continue to receive services from KRM in Lexington and Louisville. In the photo above, co-sponsor team members from St. Thomas Episcopal Church and Calvary Episcopal Church welcome a family of a three …
Looking to apply for your United States citizenship? Join KRM on Saturday, September 29, for a free citizenship workshop. For eligible green card holders Receive free help filling out your N-400 application for citizenship Attendees must schedule an appointment prior …
Visit KRM’s Louisville office to hear more about immigration updates, the impact on individuals and families, and services available through KRM. Where: KRM Louisville: 969-B Cherokee Rd, Louisville, KY 40204 When: Thursday, July 26, 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. What: Topics covered …
Behind on Welcoming Refugees For the current fiscal year, the United States set a goal of welcoming 45,000 refugees. This is the lowest Presidential Determination in the history of the refugee resettlement program. As of the middle of April 2018, …
We are all Kentucky! Join KRM and a coalition of statewide agencies for the 5th Annual Refugee and Immigrant Day at the Capitol in Frankfort, Kentucky on Wednesday, March 7th, 2018! SCHEDULE OF EVENTS: wednesday, march 7, 2018 12:30 p.m. …
On October 24th, 2017, the administration released a new executive order impacting the US refugee resettlement program. 90-day ban on certain refugees Refugee individuals from 11 countries and stateless Palestinians are temporarily banned for 90 days. These 11 countries include …
On Monday, June 26, 2017, the U.S. Supreme Court announced it will allow the federal government to suspend the United States refugee resettlement program for four months (120 days) and enact a three-month (90-day) travel ban on foreign nationals from …
After the first executive order on January 27th suspended the refugee resettlement program and barred travel from seven countries, legal challenges in US courts followed. The resettlement program was able to start again, but the annual ceiling of refugee admissions …
In the aftermath of the January 27 executive order, immigration attorneys in KRM’s Louisville and Lexington offices worked with clients trying to reunite with family members who were prevented from traveling to the United States. The team was featured in …
On the day President Trump’s executive order suspended refugee arrivals, indefinitely banned Syrian refugees, and reduced fiscal year arrivals from 110,000 to 50,000, we talked to Mohamad Alkenss to hear what he thought.