President Trump's recent executive order terminates a humanitarian parole program previously established by the Biden administration, which allowed over half a million migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela to enter the U.S. The program, aimed at addressing urgent humanitarian needs, has faced scrutiny due to concerns over fraud. Trump's order reinforces his administration’s stance on immigration, emphasizing the need to curb unlawful migration and protect American citizens. With nearly 30,000 migrants permitted monthly since January 2023, the future status of existing parole holders remains ambiguous amidst this policy shift.
President Trump emphasized his executive order's focus on ending humanitarian parole programs, citing it as essential to protect American citizens from the challenges posed by unlawful migration.
With the termination of this parole program, the future of the over half a million migrants currently residing in the U.S. under this status remains uncertain.
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