The Department of Homeland Security has made a significant move by revoking work and residence permissions for hundreds of thousands of migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela. This abrupt decision demands that these individuals vacate the U.S. immediately, with threats of enforcement actions for non-compliance. This change marks the end of the Biden-era parole program that had provided legal working status to approximately 530,000 migrants. The shift aligns with the long-standing objectives of the Trump Administration to reduce immigration and promote public safety, as articulated by DHS officials.
The Department of Homeland Security has revoked work and residence permits for hundreds of thousands of migrants, demanding immediate vacate from the U.S.
The termination of the Biden-era parole program, which granted legal status to around 530,000 migrants, has been a long-sought goal of the Trump Administration.
The Biden administration released over 500,000 poorly vetted aliens into the U.S., leading to the decision to end the CHNV parole programs.
A press release from DHS states that the end of the CHNV parole program reflects a necessary shift towards public safety and America First policies.
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