A recent ICE document has revealed that more than a million migrants, primarily from Cuba, Nicaragua, Venezuela, and Haiti, who entered under a temporary humanitarian parole during the Biden administration, could face rapid deportation. This move follows an executive order from former President Trump that stopped the use of the CBP One application and rescinded a Biden-era program that allowed these migrants to live and work legally in the U.S. Advocates are alarmed, finding it particularly cruel, as many of these individuals face uncertain futures if deported.
"It is cruel and inhumane," Miami Dade County Commissioner and Haitian rights advocate Marleine Bastien said. "I urge the Trump administration to work with Haitian-American elected leaders..."
The ICE document revokes temporary stays for over a million migrants that were allowed under the Biden administration, including many from Haiti, Cuba, Nicaragua, and Venezuela.
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