Trump Revokes Biden's Migrant Parole Program
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The Biden administration's CBP One app, which allowed over 900,000 migrants temporary entry into the US since January 2023, has been revoked by the Trump administration. Migrants who entered under this parole program are being ordered to leave immediately. The Department of Homeland Security cites border security and national security concerns. The move affects migrants from Honduras, El Salvador, and Mexico, among others, who were granted work permits and two-year stays. This action follows the revocation of parole for hundreds of thousands more from other countries. The Trump administration contends that Biden's use of parole authority exacerbated the border crisis.
The Biden administration's CBP One app, which allowed over 900,000 migrants temporary entry into the US since January 2023, has been revoked by the Trump administration. Migrants who entered under this parole program are being ordered to leave immediately. The Department of Homeland Security cites border security and national security concerns. The move affects migrants from Honduras, El Salvador, and Mexico, among others, who were granted work permits and two-year stays. This action follows the revocation of parole for hundreds of thousands more from other countries. The Trump administration contends that Biden's use of parole authority exacerbated the border crisis.
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