Ukrainians face slow walk out the door as status expires

  • Danylo Hoshko (left) with Mary Ann and Gary Ouradnik, who sponsored the Danylo and his mother and grandmother to come to live in North Dakota.
    Danylo Hoshko (left) with Mary Ann and Gary Ouradnik, who sponsored the Danylo and his mother and grandmother to come to live in North Dakota.
    Unable to legally work, some fear a return to war zoneIn mid-June Yaroslav Riazanov’s upended life will change once again. The 27-year-old who drove trucks and worked construction around Fargo for the past two years as a Uniting for Ukraine (U4U) parolee will no longer be able to work.Riazanov is fine. He’s in the prime of his life. He has no forthcoming surgery or anything th...

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