President Biden's parole pipeline has allowed over 400,000 nationals of Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela to fly to the U.S. at their own expense. Despite this, foreign nationals are still inadmissible under federal law. DHS has received over 1.6 million applications for travel authorization under the CHNV program.
Key Points
Over 400,000 nationals have flown to the U.S. under the program.
DHS has received over 1.6 million applications for travel authorization.
Monthly limit of 30,000 Advance Travel Authorizations under the CHNV program.
Foreign nationals are still inadmissible under federal law.
Pros
Providing opportunities for nationals of Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela to travel to the U.S.
Utilizing over 50 airports for U.S.-bound travel through the CHNV program.
Cons
Foreign nationals remain inadmissible under federal law even after being approved for travel.
Concerns raised about the legality and potential impact of the CHNV parole program.