Catholic groups call sudden cancellation of migrants' program 'counterproductive'

Catholic groups call sudden cancellation of migrants' program 'counterproductive'

Catholic groups that minister to migrants and refugees are expressing concern over President Donald Trump's order to revoke the parole program that allows legal migrants from several Latin American and Caribbean countries to connect with sponsoring family members and work in the United States.

Catholic groups call sudden cancellation of CHNV migrants’ program ‘counterproductive’

Ending CHNV program would lead to greater disruption of the stability of those who are contributing members of U.S. society, say immigrant advocates.

As a humanitarian, since 2023 Joe Biden had welcomed a quota of asylum seekers from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela. Their status revoked, they have a month to pack their bags under penalty of becoming illegal.

(March 24, 2025. El Venezolano).- The changes in the immigration policy of the United States are already affecting citizens of countries whose regimes have created for decades the political, social and economic conditions generating in recent years, and in some cases, since their origins, successive migratory waves. Nicaragua, Venezuela, Haiti and Cuba are precisely among the main emitters of batches of migrants who are today in an uncertain leg…

Catholic groups say cancelation of Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, Venezuela legal migrant program is 'counterproductive' - The Dialog

Catholic groups that minister to migrants and refugees are expressing concern over President Donald Trump’s order to revoke the parole program that allows legal migrants from several Latin American and Caribbean countries to connect with sponsoring family members and work in the United States. The Federal Register published the official order March 25 that removes temporary legal status for 532,000 migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezu…

Catholic groups call sudden cancellation of CHNV migrants' program 'counterproductive' - Catholic Review

Catholic groups that minister to migrants and refugees are expressing concern over President Donald Trump’s order to revoke the parole program that allows legal migrants from several Latin American and Caribbean countries to connect with sponsoring family members and work in the United States. The Federal Register published the official order March 25 that removes temporary legal status for 532,000 migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezu…