Ukrainian refugee 'Roman' left Ukraine six days ago, and finally arrived in the United States, entering through the San Ysidro Port of Entry. KUSI News spoke to him as soon as he set foot in 'the country of freedom and democracy.' Full story:
Since Russia first invaded Ukraine, more than 2,000 Ukrainian refugees have already arrived in the United States.
KUSI’s Elizabeth Alvarez was live at the San Ysidro Port of Entry on Good Morning San Diego where she was able to speak to some of the refugees who were excited to finally arrive to safety in the United States of America.A young refugee named Roman, told KUSI he was excited to be in the country of freedom and democracy.
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