Such a move would be a stunning reversal of the welcome Ukrainians received under President Joe Biden's administration and potentially put them on a fast-track to deportation.

Ukrainians who have carved out new lives in Chicago after the Russian invasion of their homeland may soon have to start from scratch as President Donald Trump considers ending a Biden-era humanitarian program that allowed thousands to flee the war.

President Donald Trump is planning to revoke temporary legal status for more than 240,000 Ukrainian civilians who fled their war-torn country and were allowed into the United States under temporary humanitarian parole programs,

President Trump’s administration is planning to revoke the legal status of around 240,000 Ukrainians who fled Russia’s invasion, according to multiple reports. The decision would put the refugees on track for deportation, even though the Ukrainians entered the country legally during former President Biden’s term, Reuters reported.

President Trump’s statements about making a decision soon regarding the legal status of Ukrainians who came to America after Russia's invasion has heightened their fears.

Trump's executive order could lead to deportation of 240,000 Ukrainian and Afghan migrants, reversing Biden's immigration policies

The Trump administration is reportedly considering revoking humanitarian parole for Ukrainians as soon as April. 'Anxiety levels are off the charts,' one immigration lawyer said.

Over 240,000 Ukrainians fleeing war, including about 4,000 in Charlotte, face potential deportation from the Trump administration.