Humanitarian Aid & Reconstruction Funding

Eight million Ukrainians have been displaced since February 2022, including more than 250,000 paroled into the United States under Uniting for Ukraine. Civilian infrastructure has been deliberately targeted by Russian missile and drone campaigns: hospitals, power grids, water treatment plants, schools, grain silos, and apartment buildings. The World Bank assesses reconstruction needs already above $500 billion, with new damage compounding monthly. The humanitarian portfolio in the 119th Congress spans permanent legal status for U4U parolees (H.R. 3104 Ukrainian Adjustment Act), USAID Ukraine...

Key ask

Urge your representative to cosponsor H.R. 3104 (Ukrainian Adjustment Act) and H.R. 2118 (Protecting Guests During Hostilities). Ask your senators to introduce or cosponsor S. 696 (Senate companion to H.R. 2118) and S. 2918 (REPO Implementation Act). Tell both chambers to vote YES on USAID Ukraine funding in any FY26 appropriations package.

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