Biden's migrant parole program is popular in Haiti. But it seems a harder sell among Haitians here

[LIBrty4all 3,749]

Biden just quietly opened up the US to 30,000 immigrants every month from four countries.  Miami airport was flooded with them this past week.

 

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President Biden’s new parole program for migrants is a hit inside Haiti, where people there are rushing to get passports to become eligible. But policy advocates in South Florida say the effort has so far been complicated by misinformation inside the Haitian community.

The Biden parole will let 30,000 migrants a month from Venezuela, Cuba, Nicaragua and Haiti enter the U.S. for two years if they apply for it in their home country — and not make dangerous trips to the overwhelmed U.S. southern border and the Florida Keys. As a stick to the policy's parole carrot, migrants from those countries who enter the U.S. illegally will now be automatically expelled.

 

 

https://wusfnews.wusf.usf.edu/us-world/2023-01-29/bidens-migrant-parole-program-is-popular-in-haiti-but-it-seems-a-harder-sell-among-haitians-here

 

 

https://www.foxnews.com/us/bidens-parole-program-migrant-families-rush-miami-airport-after-gop-lawsuit

 

[Boiler 44,700]

I have seen a few posts on here and elsewhere that suggest that people have not done any basic reading.

 

There was a post from someone here as a student who I think wanted to apply and thought it was some sort of automatics asylum.

 

Program is for 2 years and have seen nothing to suggest Biden has plans for what happens next.

 

 

[TBoneTX 44,391]

5 hours ago, Boiler said:

nothing to suggest Biden has plans for what happens next

His one brain cell hasn't decided yet.

[LIBrty4all 3,749]

How do they actually stop the influx at 30,000 monthly?  If people are coming in at multiple ports, there is no way to know how many came in at each port until... "later".

How do they verify that every migrant is family-sponsored?

How many illegals will be able to slip thru the cracks created by this executive action?  Is it in fact just another way to allow illegals to filter in unrestrained, the same way the Southern border has been all along?

[Boiler 44,700]

Your sponsor has to file for you, I 134a which is both unenforceable and where I am a part time supermarket worker could qualify.

 

30,000 a month does not go very far of course and my impression is that most will be used by people who have no plan of camping out at the Border. 

 

They get Humanitarian Parole, EAD and SSN,  HP is good for 2 years then what?

[LIBrty4all 3,749]

5 minutes ago, Boiler said:

Your sponsor has to file for you, I 134a which is both unenforceable and where I am a part time supermarket worker could qualify.

 

30,000 a month does not go very far of course and my impression is that most will be used by people who have no plan of camping out at the Border. 

 

They get Humanitarian Parole, EAD and SSN,  HP is good for 2 years then what?

Then how did so many people show up in MIA all of a sudden last week?  What "process" allowed that to happen?

[Boiler 44,700]

Just now, LIBrty4all said:

Then how did so many people show up in MIA all of a sudden last week?  What "process" allowed that to happen?

Looking at the countries involved seems logical many would end up in Florida.

 

I assume what you saw was the start and will become the new norm.

[LIBrty4all 3,749]

3 hours ago, Boiler said:

Looking at the countries involved seems logical many would end up in Florida.

 

I assume what you saw was the start and will become the new norm.

I get that, and hence my concern about illegals falling in on it.

But still... if there IS a "process" to get legal, sponsored migrants here, how did this sudden influx even happen?  How did this floodgate suddenly open, based on the fear that Brandon's plan might be turned off?  Who/what/why allowed this sudden influx?

And if said influx is achievable... who is to say that a majority are legal migrants?  

[Boiler 44,700]

Not sure I would call them migrants, it is within Joe's remit to provide Humanitarian Parole as he deems fit, he could decide it is 300,000 a month tomorrow, add more countries whatever.

 

I believe the deal with Mexico is that he can expel as many as are admitted which on the face of it makes little sense.

 

[TBoneTX 44,391]

Posted on Saturday in the "Biden Tanking" thread:

https://hotair.com/karen-townsend/2023/01/28/who-could-have-predicted-it-the-new-cbpone-system-is-saturated-and-its-chaos-n527026

[Boiler 44,700]

9 minutes ago, TBoneTX said:

Posted on Saturday in the "Biden Tanking" thread:

https://hotair.com/karen-townsend/2023/01/28/who-could-have-predicted-it-the-new-cbpone-system-is-saturated-and-its-chaos-n527026

I think that is for asylum seekers whatever not from the 4 countries plus Ukraine.

[TBoneTX 44,391]

If so, whoops...

[Boiler 44,700]

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2023/jan/31/us-mexico-border-aylum-seekers-biden-rule-change

 

this is an interesting read, asylum seems to have expanded its definition significantly.

[Dashinka 24,018]

On 1/30/2023 at 9:09 PM, LIBrty4all said:

How do they actually stop the influx at 30,000 monthly?  If people are coming in at multiple ports, there is no way to know how many came in at each port until... "later".

How do they verify that every migrant is family-sponsored?

How many illegals will be able to slip thru the cracks created by this executive action?  Is it in fact just another way to allow illegals to filter in unrestrained, the same way the Southern border has been all along?

There is an app for that.

On 1/30/2023 at 9:23 PM, LIBrty4all said:

Then how did so many people show up in MIA all of a sudden last week?  What "process" allowed that to happen?

Lack of border enforcement.

[Dashinka 24,018]

On 1/30/2023 at 9:26 PM, Boiler said:

Looking at the countries involved seems logical many would end up in Florida.

 

I assume what you saw was the start and will become the new norm.

Isn't there a plan to expand the program until all illegals are identified as not being illegals therefore solving the border issue?