New parole policy for migrants from Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans, and Venezuelans restarted by Biden administration after fraud revelations in the program. Republicans criticize the use of parole as encouraging illegal border crossings.
Key Points
Restart of controversial parole policy for CHNV nationals
Suspension of advance travel authorizations due to fraud concerns
New vetting measures for supporters including financial records and criminal background checks
Pros
Additional vetting measures implemented to strengthen integrity of parole processes
Claims of decrease in illegal border crossings with expanded use of parole processes
Cons
Fraud revelations in the program involving serial sponsors and deceased persons
Criticism from Republicans for abusing the parole process