These are the dregs that Obama and Biden imported during their White House occupancy.
The Trump administration is ending parole programs for over 500,000 migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela, marking a significant shift in immigration policy. Migrants affected must leave by April 24.
- The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is rescinding Biden-era parole programs that allowed migrants from the four countries to enter and work in the U.S.
- The administration argues that the programs were an abuse of the system, allowing over 1.5 million migrants in under Biden.
- The move aligns with Trump’s broader crackdown on illegal immigration and reversal of Biden’s border policies.
The Trump administration has taken a decisive step in curbing what it calls the Biden administration’s abuse of immigration policy, announcing the end of legal status for more than 500,000 migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) formally posted the policy change, confirming that the administration is rescinding “categorical parole programs” that previously allowed certain migrants to live and work in the U.S.
Under these programs, individuals from the designated countries, along with their immediate family members, could apply for temporary legal status through an online process that required background checks and financial sponsorship. However, DHS stated that all migrants currently enrolled in these programs must leave by April 24, a 30-day deadline from the official publication of the notice in the Federal Register.
The announcement follows a statement from DHS earlier this year hinting at the phase-out of these programs. The agency reiterated that the Biden administration had “abused the humanitarian parole program” by allowing over 1.5 million migrants into the country, a policy that Trump swiftly moved to dismantle upon returning to office.
This latest decision underscores Trump’s continued efforts to reverse Biden-era immigration policies and tighten border security. The move is expected to draw strong reactions from both immigration advocates and those pushing for stricter enforcement of U.S. immigration laws. Meanwhile, thousands of migrants now face uncertainty as the administration accelerates its crackdown on unlawful entry into the United States.
Border czar Tom Homan defended the Trump administration’s efforts Tuesday to revoke the Temporary Protected Status (TPS) of hundreds of thousands of Venezuelan migrants.
Judge Edward Chen of the Northern District of California halted the revocation of TPS Monday for 350,000 Venezuelans following a lawsuit led by Democratic New York Attorney General Letitia James. Homan noted that in nearly 40 years of being involved in immigration enforcement, his experience was that TPS often ended up being permanent.
“It’s another activist judge making a stupid ruling that just doesn’t make sense,” Homan told “Fox and Friends” co-host Lawrence Jones. “You know, I’ve been around since 1984, Lawrence, and TPS, Temporary Protected Status, is never temporary — and President Trump is going to do his job by rule of law. The law says temporary status.”
“Once the conditions of that country they’re from … change, then people should be removed from the United States,” Homan continued. “It’s only a temporary status. For instance, if there’s a hurricane and it devastates a part of the country, we’ll give them TPS until that country gets back on their feet, but TPS isn’t meant to be decades-long.”
TPS is usually used when conditions in a country, such as a natural disaster or a civil war, preclude the safe return of people illegally in the United States to that country, according to the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) website.
“So, President Trump, who’s promised the American people we’re going to enforce the laws enacted by Congress and signed by a president,” Homan said. “We’re going to use the laws of this country to secure the borders and enforce immigration law. It’s exactly what we’re doing.”
The worthless waste of skin Alejandro Mayorkas and Joe Biden let them in by the fucking bushel. As a matter of fact, many were flown into the country after dark.
The Dems are having a crying jag over the deportation of a MS13 gang member—Kilmar Abrego Garcia, an El Salvadoran national—- who they portray as a “married father of 3”:
Key Facts:
– In 2019, a judge denied bond and ruled Garcia a flight risk and community danger.
– Immigration court found sufficient evidence he was a member of MS-13.
– Deportation order was issued—but not to El Salvador due to withholding protections.
– Media reports ignored or downplayed gang affiliation, painting Garcia as a sympathetic figure.
Judge’s ruling:
El Salvador President Nayib Bukele agreed with President Trump:
“How can I return him to the United States? I smuggle him into the United States? Of course, I’m not going to do it,” Bukele stated during a conversation with then-President Donald Trump. The comment came in response to a question regarding the return of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, who has been imprisoned in a well-known Salvadoran facility since March.
Bukele further remarked, “The question is preposterous. We’re not very fond of releasing terrorists.”
They are now being sent home, where they belong.
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