Citizens from various parts of the world, particularly Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela, report with concern that hundreds of humanitarian paroles were denied in a single day and that the Department of Homeland Security did not respond to many questions about the denials. application. .
By EVTV Online
In 2023, thousands of people benefited from humanitarian parole and 386,000 citizens entered the United States, of which 38.5% were Haitians; 24%, Venezuelans; 20%, Cubans; and 17.5%, Nicaraguans.
However, applicants, immigration attorneys and sponsors alike fear a decline in parole approvals, a huge hope for those fleeing poverty and extreme situations.
Telemundo shared the information after interviewing Cuban citizens whose requests for humanitarian parole were denied.
“It was our only hope,” Cynthia Ferra said for Telemundo.
“I am here with my two children. My husband is in US with I22A and waiting for the resolution of his case. “Humane parole is an opportunity to meet again,” he added.
Likewise, he explained that his claim was rejected after a year of waiting.
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