Anybody thinking of taking in a family from Ukraine.

[Texaswitchy]

We have two spare cabins prefect for a small family with pets.

Out in the country.

Our neighbors would help out with food.

Seeing people with kids and pets is really getting to me.

Europe can only take in so many people.

[LisaL]

1. How do you think you are going to take a family from Ukraine?

Europe is taking them because they can arrive there either by foot, train, bus or car. Europe has also waved visa requirements as far as I can tell.
They can't arrive in US by foot, train, bus or car. US is not going to let them in without visas either.

[Texaswitchy]

2. Put them on a plane.

This is going to get messy.

How safe will Europe be.

Wave the visas.

I think other countries are.

[LisaL]

3. US government would have to allow them in before anybody can take them.

Last I heard Psaki said she thinks they will want to stay closer to home.

[Texaswitchy]

5. I can understand that.

But it might get a little crowded.

Just something to think about.

[Crunchy Frog]

18. So you think the US will not take in any refugees?

[MuseRider]

4. A very kind thought.

I had not thought about that much. I doubt we could but if we could I would surely think about it. I cannot imagine they would want to come here but still, you are really kind to think about this.

I have a small apartment attached to my horse barn. It is actually quite nice, I lived in it for over a year while the house was built. It could handle a couple of people and it would feel so nice to have someone who needed it use it.

Like I said, I cannot imagine them coming here or being allowed to but it is enough to make some of us start the process of having a place for others. I think we will be increasingly needing something like this with climate change.

[Texaswitchy]

7. This country took in my Czech ancestors.

Like to repay the favor.

[Me.]

6. A LOvely & Generous Intenion

[Treefrog]

8. Lots of deserving homeless families here.

That would be wonderful for them.

[Texaswitchy]

9. We have had people living there.

We are way out in the country.

No job opportunities.

No public transportation.

The people didn't stay long.

[Treefrog]

11. How would that work for refugees then?

They need jobs, schools, transportation, right?

[Texaswitchy]

12. Just temporary.

A quiet place to relax.


A place for kids and pets.



To destress a little.

[boston bean]

14. I think it is a very nice and gracious idea and offer.

[milestogo]

10. Fleeing war is not considered legal grounds for asylum in the US.

https://www.democraticunderground.com/100216409166

[Texaswitchy]

13. Should be.

Europe might get a little crowded.

[milestogo]

15. Hopefully the people who leave will be able to go back to their homes in the near future.

[Texaswitchy]

17. Hope so..

Damn Putin.

[Maru Kitteh]

16. That's a lovely idea. I've been wanting to learn Ukrainian anyway - for years

Now.

There’s also a small Ukrainian community in the area here so that might be helpful too.

[Texaswitchy]

19. My neighbors speak Czech.

Wish I did.

My mother speak Czech but she wouldn't at home.

My Grandparents have been gone for a long time.