House Republicans support funding Biden's parole pipeline for migrants
A group of House Republicans joined Democrats to keep President Biden's parole pipeline funded, allowing hundreds of thousands of migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela to fly into the U.S. under humanitarian parole.
Key Points
- 13 House Republicans sided with Democrats to keep funding for Biden's parole pipeline
- The CHNV program has brought nearly half a million migrants to the U.S.
- Critics argue that the program is unlawful and benefits politically motivated motives
Pros
- Provides a pathway for migrants from certain countries to enter the U.S. under humanitarian parole
Cons
- Critics argue that the pipeline is unlawful and undermines existing immigration laws
- Concerns about the potential political motivations behind the program