Executive Order 14165

Executive Order 14165 has revoked humanitarian parole, impacting Cuban, Haitian, Nicaraguan, and Venezuelan migrants, sparking deportation risks and political debate.

U.S. Officially Ends Humanitarian Parole: What Changes and What Should Affected Individuals Know?

Published on 3/25/2025

"Pressure Storm Looms: Cuban Dissidents Warn Against Trump's New Immigration Policy"

Published on 3/24/2025

Miami-Dade Tax Collector Urges Trump to Review Humanitarian Parole on Individual Basis

Published on 3/23/2025

Trump Administration Urges Voluntary Departure for Migrants with Humanitarian Parole

Published on 3/22/2025

How Many Cuban Nationals Could Lose Legal Status Due to the Humanitarian Parole Revocation in the U.S.?

Published on 3/22/2025

Cuban-American Officer Criticizes Trump Supporters Amid Deportation Risks

Published on 3/22/2025

Which Cuban Nationals Face the Highest Risk of Deportation from the U.S. After Humanitarian Parole Revocation?

Published on 3/22/2025

Humanitarian Parole Recipients Face Deportation Starting April 2025

Published on 3/22/2025

Trump Ends Humanitarian Parole for Cuban, Haitian, Nicaraguan, and Venezuelan Migrants

Published on 3/21/2025