President Trump is removing the humanitarian parole program established by the Biden administration that permitted refugees from Cuba, Nicaragua, Haiti, and Venezuela to enter the U.S. temporarily. This decision is part of a broader effort to curb immigration, following the closure of another Biden-era initiative that facilitated migrants' appointments at legal ports of entry. The humanitarian parole program allowed over 500,000 migrants to stay up to two years, emphasizing a safe migration process, a strategy that Trump's administration now seeks to dismantle amid ongoing discussions about illegal crossings at the southern border.
President Trump has ordered the termination of the humanitarian parole program, which allowed migrants from specific troubled nations to enter the U.S. temporarily.
As part of a broader crackdown on immigration, Trump aims to eliminate pathways introduced by Biden to reduce illegal border crossings.
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