MO pastor gets deportation notice for sponsored son from Haiti

MO pastor gets deportation notice for sponsored son from Haiti

LAWSON, Mo. — Effective last week, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security has exercised its discretion to terminate certain parole programs for 'aliens' – who are nationals of certain countries, including Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela. The specific parole program, granting Missouri resident, Wendy (Wendsy) Desrivieres two years, starting April 2024, is now set to expire in one month—a year earlier than anticipated. Leavenworth Poli…

Trump Terminates Parole for Some 530,000 “Migrants” Whom Biden Imported

The Trump administration is sending notices to the 530,000 illegals whom Biden flew into the country that their parole will be terminated. ... The post Trump Terminates Parole for Some 530,000 “Migrants” Whom Biden Imported appeared first on The New American.

Ukrainian refugees in the U.S. on fears of deportation under Trump

In early March, Reuters reported that President Donald Trump is planning to rescind protections granted to migrants who entered the U.S. under Biden-era humanitarian parole programs — including Ukrainian refugees. Now, roughly 240,000 Ukrainians who came to the United States after Russia’s 2022 invasion risk losing their legal status and face possible deportation. Pressed on the fate of Ukrainian refugees, Trump said he wasn’t “looking to hurt a…

The administration of Joe Biden approved a program of assistance to citizens of Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela. Under the benefit known as parole, the migrants received a temporary stay permit, but Donald Trump's government eliminated it and sent a warning message to the foreigners.What the message says for Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans and VenezuelansA few days after the U.S. Department of National Security (DHS) ended the program with wh…

(March 31, 2025. El Venezolano).- On Saturday, March 29, the thousands of migrants who benefit from humanitarian unemployment in the United States received an alarming email in which the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) informs them that they must leave the country immediately before the expiration of immigration protection on April 24.

According to the communiqué sent to Cubans, Nicaraguans, Haitians and Venezuelans, employment permits based on parole have ended