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Recently, Cuba in Miami has had access to the internal memorandum ordering the suspension of all permanent residency processes for those who have entered the United States under parole programs. This memorandum particularly affects beneficiaries of the humanitarian parole program, family reunification programs, and a special program for Ukrainians.
Deysi has been anxiously awaiting humanitarian parole since January 17, 2023, hoping to be reunited with her son whom she has not seen in a decade. Emotions of uncertainty overwhelm her as she contemplates whether to kneel, cry or scream, unsure of what the future holds for her. The […]
Despite receiving approval from Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) for humanitarian visas, delays in flight permits are causing significant obstacles for the Cuban community eager to reunite with their loved ones in the United States. CBP has provided guidance on how to file applications for humanitarian parole […]
US authorities revealed new figures on entries into the United States, including beneficiaries of humanitarian parole. According to CBP figures, a total of 81 Cubans have been approved to travel to the United States under humanitarian parole and 79 have entered the country. Of the four countries in the country, XNUMX have been granted […]
One of the safest ways to enter the United States is undoubtedly the new humanitarian parole that the Biden administration approved in January 2023. Once your application is approved, you can enter the country within the established time. However, several Cubans expressed their concerns to Telemundo 51, taking into account the […]
Journalist Mario J. Penton toured Miami International Airport and shared through his social networks images of emotional receptions from relatives who, thanks to humanitarian parole, continue to arrive in the land of freedom and will be able to celebrate the New Year with their loved ones. “I have a […]
Recently, Cuban journalist Mario J. Pentón, from his usual space on social media to address immigration issues, has released the testimony of a Cuban who was in Mexico and who turned out to be a beneficiary of the humanitarian parole program implemented by the Joe Biden administration in January of this year. […]
The United States government, through its CBP agency, revealed today the figures for entries into the United States under the humanitarian parole program. According to the CBP report, a total of 269,744 immigrants from countries participating in the parole program (Cuba, Venezuela, Haiti and Nicaragua) were approved until […]
A Cuban family witnessed that humanitarian parole is a reality and that it works, receiving twelve family members at once at the Miami airport who are seeking a dignified future in the United States. Cuban Yadira Arcis shared the emotional moment on her social networks […]
In January, the President of the United States, Joe Biden, implemented the humanitarian parole program for nationals of Cuba, Nicaragua and Haiti, since it already existed for Venezuelans, which led to the recorded detentions of migrants of those nationalities who tried to enter the United States in that month […]
