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About
Elected: 2006 (10th term)
- Background: Former House Freedom Caucus chair
- Committees: Chair, House Judiciary Committee
- District: Western Ohio
- Ukrainian American community: Parma Ukrainian community is adjacent to his district and can bring coordinated pressure with Rep. Kaptur
Bio Jim Jordan chairs the House Judiciary Committee, which means he decides whether refugee protection bills get a committee vote. He has been one of the most vocal Ukraine aid skeptics, but the specific framing of Ukrainian refugees who entered the U.S. legally creates one possible opening. Without his cooperation, the Ukrainian Adjustment Act and the Protecting Our Guests Act do not advance.
Ukraine Record
- Vocal Ukraine aid skeptic
- Controls committee votes on the Ukrainian Adjustment Act (H.R. 3104), which protects Ukrainians in the U.S. from deportation, and the Protecting Our Guests Act (H.R. 2118 / S. 696), extending legal status for Ukrainian refugees
- Without his cooperation, neither bill advances through the House
Advocacy Insight
- Ask them to: Schedule a committee vote on the Ukrainian Adjustment Act (H.R. 3104), which protects Ukrainians in the U.S. from deportation, framed as eliminating ambiguous legal status
- Why it works with them: Rule of law and enforcement clarity. Ukrainians who entered legally through the Uniting for Ukraine program deserve predictable status so they do not become enforcement targets.
- Your connection: Parma Ukrainian community (next to his district). Coordinate with Rep. Kaptur.
- Avoid: Humanitarian or sympathy framing. Lead with rule of law and enforcement clarity.
Without this bill, hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians who fled the war and built lives in the U.S. face deportation back to an active war zone. This is the single most urgent protection for Ukrainians in America.
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Hi, my name is [YOUR NAME], a constituent from [YOUR CITY/ZIP]. I'm calling to urge Representative [REPRESENTATIVE'S NAME] to cosponsor H.R. 3104, the Ukrainian Adjustment Act of 2025. Hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians fled Russia's invasion and are now living in the U.S. on temporary status. They cannot safely return to an active war zone. H.R. 3104 gives them a path to permanent residency. It's bipartisan, it's targeted, and it's the right thing to do. Will Representative [REPRESENTATIVE'S NAME] cosponsor H.R. 3104? Thank you.
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Bills to Cosponsor
17 bills remainingUkrainian Adjustment Act of 2025
Grants lawful permanent residency to Ukrainians who were paroled into the U.
Sanctioning Russia Act of 2025
Imposes severe penalties on Russia if the President determines Russia refuses to negotiate a peace agreement with Ukraine, violates a negotiated peace, initiates another invasion, or seeks to overthrow the Ukrainian government.
Protecting Our Guests During Hostilities in Ukraine Act
Creates "Ukrainian guest status" for Ukrainians who entered the U.
Discharge Petition 8: Secure a Vote H.R. 2913
Discharge Petition No.
Ukraine Support Act
The most sweeping Ukraine support bill of the 119th Congress: combines military aid, sanctions, lend-lease, intelligence sharing, and trade tools into a single package spanning 9 committee jurisdictions.