An internal review has revealed alarming issues within the Biden administration's immigration program that recently allowed over 530,000 migrants from Latin America to enter the U.S. under a humanitarian parole initiative. The program's collapse is now leading to self-deportation orders for these migrants, as an audit by the Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR) uncovered significant fraud, including the use of fake sponsors and multiple applications linked to a single address. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) was compelled to shut down the program temporarily due to these violations.
Immigration Program Under Fire: Over 530,000 Migrants Ordered to Self-Deport
Immigration Program Under Fire: Over 530,000 Migrants Ordered to Self-Deport
The Biden administration faces backlash as a humanitarian parole program unravels with accusations of widespread fraud and abuse.
Concerns are growing about the safety of migrant children, with unaccompanied minors potentially falling victim to child trafficking after being placed with unverified adults. Critics argue that the administration's failures have jeopardized both migrant and national security.
