The Biden-Harris DHS earlier this month paused its “parole” program for nationals of Cuba, Haiti, Venezuela, and Nicaragua amidst findings of fraud.
Trafficking, exploitation, forced marriage, peonage, and national-security threats, for starters.
Third, although it’s packaged as a “parole” program, CHNV doesn’t meet most parole requirements.
The Washington Times now reports that the administration is restarting “CHNV Parole”, and in an interesting twist, the department is soliciting volunteers to “confirm” (read: “process”) those applications — volunteers who don’t need any prior experience.
In lieu of deterring CHNV aliens from coming illegally by detaining them or expanding Vice President Kamala Harris’ root causes portfolio in response to that migration shift, the administration decided to bribe would-be illegal migrants from the four CHNV countries not to come illegally through the back door by opening the front door (U.S. international airports) to them, using CHNV parole.
An “alert” appears at the top of USCIS’s CHNV parole page, which states: “DHS has temporarily paused the issuance of Advance Travel Authorizations (ATA) for new CHNV beneficiaries while it undertakes a review of the supporter application process.” ATAs are the documents the agency issues to CHNV beneficiaries allowing them to board the planes to fly here and to be processed at U.S. arrival airports — i.e., a kind of imitation visa.
The number of illegal migrants from the four CHNV countries ( uba, aiti, icaragua, and aiti) who were apprehended by Border Patrol at the Southwest border rose from just over 17,500 in FY 2020 to more than 600,000 in FY 2022.
https://cis.org/Arthur/Report-BidenHarris-DHS-Resume-FraudPlagued-CHNV-Parole
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