CBP One App

The CBP One App, a tool for arranging asylum appointments, faces scrutiny over functionality issues. It plays a key role in U.S. immigration amid policy shifts.

Trump's Impact: February Sees Only 150 Cuban Arrivals at U.S. Borders

Published on 3/22/2025

Trump's New Plan Aims to Fast-Track Deportations of Hundreds of Thousands of Migrants

Published on 3/4/2025

"Leave Now": U.S. Intensifies Efforts for Self-Deportation of Illegal Immigrants

Published on 2/26/2025

U.S. Government on CBP One App: "For Self-Deportation Only"

Published on 2/26/2025

How the Suspension of Parole and Family Reunification Processes in the U.S. Affects Cubans

Published on 2/20/2025

Trump Administration's New Policies Postpone Cuban Asylum Seeker's Case in Las Vegas

Published on 1/30/2025

Cubans Overwhelm Asylum Offices in Southern Mexico Following Trump's New Policies

Published on 1/28/2025

Mexican Government to Repatriate Migrants Stranded by Trump's Policies, Including Cubans

Published on 1/22/2025

USCIS Removes Humanitarian Parole Information Page

Published on 1/21/2025

Donald Trump Vows to Return All Illegal Immigrants: "One Way or Another, They Will Be Sent Back"

Published on 1/20/2025

Cubans Embark on Caravan from Tapachula Due to CBP One App Failures

Published on 11/22/2024

Over 8,000 Cubans Crossed into the U.S. in October Amid Migration Pressures

Published on 11/21/2024

Trump Aims to Abolish Humanitarian Parole and CBP One App in His Revised Immigration Plan

Published on 11/19/2024

U.S. Government Unveils New Asylum Restrictions at Southern Border

Published on 10/1/2024

Trump's Promise to End Humanitarian Parole Stirs Political Controversy

Published on 9/27/2024

Biden Poised to Close U.S.-Mexico Border by Executive Order

Published on 6/4/2024

USA Admits Issues with CBP One App for Asylum Appointments

Published on 5/22/2024