The Trump administration has revoked temporary humanitarian residency permits for over 530,000 migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela, who had been allowed into the United States under a program established by the Biden administration. The revocation includes termination of work authorization, and these individuals are urged to leave the country immediately.
The individuals affected by this decision entered the U.S. legally under a program starting in October 2022, with financial sponsors and two-year permits. The Department of Homeland Security has been sending notifications by email, and the administration encourages the use of an app called CBP Home for self-deportation, offering financial assistance for travel.
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The move has been justified by the Trump administration as a return to stricter immigration policies, emphasizing the principle of ‘America First.’ Officials criticize the previous administration for allowing the entry of a large number of individuals through what they call ‘disastrous programs,’ arguing that it compromised national security and the U.S. labor market.
The decision follows a Supreme Court ruling that allows the termination of the humanitarian parole program. Immigration advocates have expressed concern, noting that this action destabilizes the lives of those who have complied with all legal requirements to enter and work in the U.S. Many beneficiaries fear being deported back to unstable or dangerous conditions in their home countries.
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