Immigrants admitted to the US through Biden-era humanitarian parole programs are suing the Trump administration over the dismantling of those programs and a decision to block them from seeking alternate legal status in the country.
The Department of Homeland Security suspended entry earlier this year through the Uniting for Ukraine program as well as a parole pathway for Afghans fleeing the Taliban and migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela.
The agency later put an indefinite hold on new benefits like green cards for immigrants admitted through parole programs while it conducted new vetting for fraud and national security concerns. ...
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