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DHS to Send Termination Notice to 530K Migrant Biden Parolees
- On June 12, 2025, the Department of Homeland Security began sending termination emails to approximately 530,000 migrants originating from four specific countries in the Caribbean and Latin America, rescinding their temporary legal protections and work authorizations granted under a previous humanitarian parole initiative.
- This action follows the Supreme Court's May 30, 2025 decision to uphold the Trump administration's suspension of the Biden-era humanitarian parole program for these migrants.
- The program had allowed these migrants two-year residence and work permits under financial sponsorship after screening, but DHS and Trump officials criticized it as poorly vetted and harmful to American workers.
- A DHS representative described the program as "disastrous" and stated that migrants who choose to leave voluntarily would be offered travel assistance along with a $1,000 exit incentive, while some migrants voiced concerns about potential detention and deportation.
- The termination order is likely to be challenged in court and reflects a tougher stance on immigration enforcement, while affected migrants and their advocates caution that it disrupts families who have been working to establish stable lives in the U.S.
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Trump admin terminates legal status of more than half a million migrants enrolled in Biden-era ‘parole’ program – CLG News
Trump admin terminates legal status of more than half a million migrants enrolled in Biden-era ‘parole’ program | 12 June 2025 | The Trump administration on Thursday began notifying roughly 530,000 Cuban, Haitian, Nicaraguan, and Venezuelan migrants that their legal status has been revoked and they should self-deport immediately. The termination notices went out via email to migrants enrolled in a controversial Biden-era “humanitarian parole” pr…
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