Trump administration is in ready to revoke the temporary legal status of 530,000 Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans, and Venezuelans, effective April 24, reversing the parole program introduced by Joe Biden, potentially making many vulnerable to deportation.
People who are living in United States from these countries since October 2022 with financial sponsors and were granted two year permits to live and work in the US, will lose their legal status on April 24 or 30 days.
Trump said these people will be deported, earlier former President Joe Boden which had allowed them to enter the country by air with US sponsors.
This decision from Trump administration will leave half a million migrants under vulnerable
if they choose to remain in the United States. He argued that the parole programs initiated by his Democratic predecessor exceeded the limits of federal law and issued a January 20 executive order calling for their termination