Expiration of Humanitarian Parole: An Uncertain Future for Thousands of Immigrants
Thousands of immigrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela who entered the United States under the humanitarian parole program are nearing the expiration of their temporary permits. This program, which grants a two-year stay, provides temporary relief to those fleeing crises in their home countries. However, those who are unable to adjust their immigration status may face deportation.
The process to regularize their stay is complex, with limited options such as asylum or family reunification programs, which are not accessible to everyone. Furthermore, the immigration system is facing significant delays, leaving many in legal limbo.
For beneficiaries, time is of the essence. Those who cannot find a legal pathway will either have to leave the country or face deportation proceedings. To avoid this, it is crucial to seek legal advice and act quickly.
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