Louisville refugees.jpeg Jul 4, 2024 Jul 4, 2024 Updated Jul 4, 2024 Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Amos Izerimana is the director for Louisville's Office for Immigrant Affairs. (WDRB photo) As featured on +2 Hundreds of refugees each year find a new home, earn second chance by coming to Louisville The city of Louisville has given hundreds of refugees a new home and a second chance. Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Forecast Radar Weather Matthew Wine's Wednesday afternoon forecast Poll Most Popular Articles Videos Articles6 people indicted on human trafficking charges by Jefferson County grand juryShepherdsville drivers stuck in growing traffic on Highway 44Car crashes into Middletown restaurant on Shelbyville RoadClarksville's former Colgate plant set for $500M Clockworks redevelopmentProsecutors to retry Alex Murdaugh in deaths of wife and son after high court overturned convictionsJohn Schnatter was treated for alcohol abuse months before using racial slur, ex-CEO testifiedJockey Cristian Torres fined, suspended for whip violations in Kentucky Derby, OaksFormer Chase Matthew bassist arrested on child sex abuse charges in KentuckyJCPS board announces temporary district assignments under new state lawParis Baguette to open 1st Kentucky location in east Louisville Videos
+2 Hundreds of refugees each year find a new home, earn second chance by coming to Louisville The city of Louisville has given hundreds of refugees a new home and a second chance.
