Immigration policy is an absolute mess—such a mess, that it can be hard for non-specialists to know even what is going on. And that’s where I for one sit regarding the so-called “CHNV parole” program, a Biden administration initiative to admit half a million or so people from Cuba, Haiti, Venezuela, and Nicaragua on so-called “parole authority” to temporary informal legal status in the United States. Is this legal? Are there appropriate security protections? Which groups support this program? What, in fact, is going on? We invite Simon Hankinson, a senior research fellow at the Heritage Foundation’s border security and immigration center, to help get to the bottom of these questions.

Links: 

Biden’s Precarious Parole Programs for Illegal Immigrants: The BorderLine

To Stop Administrative Abuse, Congress Must Narrow Scope of Immigration Parole

Chairman Green on DHS Temporarily Halting Unlawful CHNV Mass-Parole Program: “Vindicates Every Warning We Have Issued”

Nearly 530,000 migrants came to US 'legally,' paroled into US under controversial Biden program: CBP

Commentary Fraud Permeates Biden-Harris’ Illegal Alien ‘Sponsorship’ Program: The BorderLine

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