Us President Donald Trump: The Donald Trump administration has taken a major step over the migrant policy in the US and canceled the legal protection of 530,000 immigrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela. After this decision, these immigrants may have to leave the US within about a month.
The Homeland Security Department announced that the immigrants of these countries who entered the US in October 2022 with financial sponsors will now be abolished. These migrants were given a two -year permit to live and work in America, which is now over. This step is part of the fast action against illegal migrants of Trump administration.
Human parole system end of legal status
The human parole system is a legal system, which has been used to temporarily entry and residence people from countries struggling with war or political instability. The former President Joe Biden’s tenure was allowed to enter the US under this system under this system. The Trump administration has accused the system that it has been widely misused and that is why it has been decided to end it. People who come under this have been asked to leave the US after April 24, so that a large number of people can face exile.
Trump administration’s stance on immigrants
Due to the tough stance of the Trump administration against illegal migrants, so far a record number of illegal migrants have been expelled from the US. The Trump administration says that the parole program launched by the Biden government was beyond legal limitations, and that is why it was decided to terminate it in January 2025 by issuing an executive order.
The decision indicates the strict immigrant policies of the US government, which especially affects migrants from countries with whom the US diplomat and political relations are stressful.
Joe Biden’s immigrant policy
Joe Biden started the parole entry program for the immigrants of Venezuela in 2022. After this, in 2023, the immigrants of Cuba, Haiti, and Nicaragua were also included in 2023. The Biden administration had given two years of parole to these immigrants, allowing them to work and reside in the US.
However, the Trump administration saw these policies as a violation of legal boundaries and made major changes in the immigrant policy, which has endangered the legal status of millions of immigrants.
Possible impact and further action
The decision to cancel the parole status by the Trump administration is going to make a widespread impact among the immigrants. It is not yet clear how many of these people have received legal status or other security options in America. There is a continuous political debate over the immigrant policy in the US, and with this decision, citizens of Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela will now have to consider other options for their future. This decision of the Trump administration can make the situation more difficult for millions of migrants living in America.