Cleveland alone is expected to welcome thousands of immigrants, and the Northeast Ohio area is working to be prepared for their arrival.
CLEVELAND — It's been a month since the Biden administration lifted Title 42—the United States' COVID-era immigration policy allowing officials to turn away migrants who came to the U.S.-Mexico border on the grounds of preventing the spread of COVID-19.
The area has been a hub for thousands of refugees from Ukraine since the beginning of the war with Russia and hundreds more refugees from Afghanistan since 2021. For those arriving from Central and South American countries, the area's Hispanic and Latin communities are expected to offer similar comforts.
As for employment opportunities, Ball said those arriving here will quickly start working and integrating themselves within the community. For the new influx of refugees expected to arrive in the coming weeks and months, defining resources without federal government direction and support will fall more on area programs.
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