DHS to Send Termination Notice to 530K Migrant Biden Parolees
UNITED STATES, JUN 12 – The Department of Homeland Security revoked parole and work permits for over 500,000 migrants and offers a $1,000 incentive for voluntary self-deportation via a government app.
- The Department of Homeland Security began notifying about 530,000 Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans, and Venezuelans that their humanitarian parole and work permits were revoked as of June 12, 2025, requiring them to leave the U.S.
- This action followed the Supreme Court's May 30, 2025, ruling that upheld ending the Biden-era parole program, which had allowed these migrants temporary entry and work authorization under financial sponsorship.
- The affected migrants had passed security screenings, secured U.S.-based sponsors, and were permitted to stay and work legally for two years, but now face immediate deportation notices, risking detention without orderly return opportunities.
- DHS official Tricia McLaughlin called the program "disastrous," citing fraud and criminal activity, while immigration advocates and nonprofits warned the decision is deeply destabilizing for migrants who "played by the rules."
- The DHS offers travel help and a $1,000 exit bonus for voluntary departure, but legal challenges from immigration opponents are expected amid migrant fears of detention and forced removal.
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Trump tells Biden-era parole recipients their legal status has been terminated - Conservative Journal Review
The administration of President Donald Trump just told those more than 500,000 individuals whom former President Joe Biden "paroled" into the United States that their legal status has been revoked. The New York Post reports that the Trump administration sent out emails to this effect over the past week. What's more is that Trump is calling upon these individuals to essentially deport themselves from the country. The Trump administration began …
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DHS revokes parole for over 500,000 migrants under Biden policy
Boom—just like that, the Department of Homeland Security dropped a bombshell, sending termination notices to more than 500,000 migrants admitted under a controversial Biden administration program. This sweeping move targets the Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans, and Venezuelans (CHNV) parole program, and it’s a major policy reversal. As reported by Just the News, the notices went out via email on Thursday, abruptly ending both parole status and work…
Boca Raton immigrant workers fired, told to self-deport amid Trump immigration crackdown
Several foreign workers in South Florida are losing their jobs and facing removal from the U.S. following the Trump administrations recent decision to end a program that granted temporary legal status to certain asylum seekers.The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has officially ended the CHNV parole program, which provided immigrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela with authorization to live and work in the U.S. for two years. Th…
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