The U.S. has resumed a humanitarian parole program for Venezuelans, Haitians, Cubans, and Nicaraguans, implementing stronger measures to ensure integrity following fraud allegations.
The program permits up to 360,000 migrants per year to receive asylum with sponsors in the U.S., raising concerns about human trafficking and application fraud.
Internal reviews revealed a significant number of suspect applications, some involving repeated use of the same addresses and false identities, prompting renewed scrutiny from DHS.
DHS emphasized that fraud will be met with prosecution, reflecting a commitment to managing the program's integrity and preventing abuse.
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