The Biden administration’s apocalyptic failure on immigration policy has inevitably shown its destructive colors. As recently as Thursday, termination notices were shot out to migrants hailing from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela, abruptly canceling their parole and work authorizations under an immigration policy flippantly hurled out by the Biden administration. The disturbing fact is that these abrupt notices, unceremoniously delivered through an electronic medium such as emails, reveal that erstwhile temporary permits granted under the CHNV parole program were abruptly revoked. The clear message was that migrants lacking validated immigration status will now be unceremoniously kicked out of the U.S.
It is estimated that this devastating blow impacting over half a million migrants is a direct result of a poorly executed Biden-era immigration concession. The fallout from the recent Supreme Court verdict on May 30 that upheld the cancellation of the CHNV parole program by Trump’s administration, is only now being felt. Suffice it to say, it is a startling reversal of fortunes for approximately 500,000 individuals and their families who had previously been granted permission to set foot in the U.S. under the supposedly benign guidance of the Biden administration, and who are now being told to leave.
It stands highlighted that the CHNV program, initiated with great fanfare in 2022, appears mental figments of mismanagement, ensnaring hundreds of thousands of migrants from the aforementioned countries, presumably under the guise of awaiting their immigration proceedings. However, the true catastrophic nature of Biden’s ill-thought-out immigration policies is laid bare by the DHS Assistant Secretary, Tricia McLaughlin, who colorfully criticizes the Biden administration for their blatant abuse of such a program.
McLaughlin didn’t mince words in her statement, accusing the Biden and Harris administration of placing politics above the safety of the American public—an allegation that appears quite justified given the circumstances. Further, she emphasizes the apparent lack of comprehensive background checks that resulted in ‘hundreds of thousands of poorly vetted illegal aliens’ being allowed to infect the nation with Biden and Harris’ warped conception of immigration reform.
Assembling her critique, McLaughlin highlights that ending the program equates to a return to sanity and logic, effectively a revival of ‘common-sense policies’ and a staunch ‘America First’ approach as was preached and practiced by the Trump administration to great effect. In other words, the termination of the CHNV parole program is a tacit rejection of the bedlam and chaos the Biden and Harris administration have brought upon the nation’s immigration system.
The CHNV parole program was, regrettably, a salient feature of the Biden administration’s bumbling attempts to manage mass migration from countries plunging into humanitarian ordeals. Its abrupt termination sends a dramatic signal, hinting at a stark policy shift in the federal government’s approach to regulating and controlling immigration.
The evaporated program consisting of the cornerstone of Biden’s immigration policy, leaving one wondering on the sanity and effectiveness of his entire rule. The dilettantes in the Biden and Harris administration, having made a mess of a sensitive humanitarian issue purely for political points, are now having to clean up the immigration disaster they themselves created.
It is unclear what the future holds for these disoriented migrants now left in the lurch by a government that once promised them hope and opportunity. Their disappointment and despair are but a testament to the catastrophic consequences of poorly planned policies.
The Biden and Harris leadership have proven to be a disappointment with their reactive rather than proactive approach to handling issues. The masses suffer and the country roils while they play politics with people’s lives.
Biden’s labyrinthine immigration module continues to spin out of control revealing blatant disregard towards the affected countries as well as the migrants. The immigration policy under Biden and Harris has indeed been a dubious journey with no clear goals or outcomes.