Fraud in Biden's Parole Pipelines for Job-Seeking Migrants
President Biden's border chief temporarily closes 'parole pipelines' for job-seeking migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela due to fraud; program brought in 520,000 people since October 2022; fraud involved sponsors seeking money from migrants; program deemed flagrantly illegal by critics.
Key Points
- President Biden's border chief temporarily closes 'parole pipelines' for 360,000 job-seeking migrants
- Program brought in roughly 520,000 people since October 2022
- Sponsors engaged in fraud, seeking money from migrants
- Critics deem the program flagrantly illegal
Cons
- Rampant fraud in the parole program
- Program brought in 520,000 people since October 2022
- Sponsors seeking money from migrants
- Program likely deemed flagrantly illegal