Biden’s ‘Humanitarian Parole’ Migrants Likely To Be Left in Legal Limbo Much Like Obama’s ‘Dreamers’
A forthcoming study by the Manhattan Institute estimates that nearly 50,000 migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela have availed themselves of the Biden administration’s new humanitarian parole program for citizens of those countries.
President Biden’s migration policies are decreasing the number of illegal crossings at the border but are likely to leave those taking advantage of a new program in a legal limbo that could create a whole new headache for the next administration.
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