Biden is now completely ignoring Congress' annual immigration limits by bringing in up to 360,000 Cuban, Haitian, Nicaraguan, and Venezuelan nationals per year who are nowhere near the border under his "CHNV" parole program.
Even though paroled aliens are allowed to enter the United States, those entries don't constitute formal admissions, and DHS is required to send parolees back once their parole has expired - a key defect of the CHNV parole program.
One key difference between the original Venezuelan parole program and its CHNV successor is that the former was capped at 24,000 parolees total, whereas the new CHNV program offered parole to up to 30,000 nationals of those three countries per month.
Because, as a January 5 White House "Fact sheet" announcing the CHNV parole program explained, 30,000 was the monthly number of nationals of those four countries who - if they instead chose to enter illegally and were expelled under Title 42 - the Mexican government had agreed to accept back.
The administration lauds the CHNV parole program as some sort of panacea, crowing in CBP's "Monthly Update" for July that: "Through the end of July 2023, over 181,000 Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans, and Venezuelans had arrived lawfully under the parole processes."
CHNV is a program that involves the parole of 30,000 nationals of those four countries per month, and USCIS is expected to vet not just the supporter but also the beneficiary - only the latter of whom is in the United States.
I'm not saying the Biden administration's ad hoc parole program for nationals of Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela will result in thousands of so-called beneficiaries ending up in debt bondage to human and sexual traffickers.
https://cis.org/Arthur/Bidens-CHNV-Parole-Program-Ripe-Human-Exploitation
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