The complete dismantling of humanitarian release from immigration detention is counter to law, inhumane, and expensive.

287(g) agreements allow local law enforcement officers to be deputized by ICE to perform certain federal immigration enforcement ... threatening an end to humanitarian parole and TPS for over ...

You see, they used a smartphone app that regulated the number of asylum-seekers and granted them humanitarian parole that allowed ... says people with active immigration cases have the right ...

What humanitarian ... Because grants of parole were made on a case-by-case basis, the court reasoned that the secretary “must attend, in some way, to the reasons an individual alien received ...

Tom Frantz, whose story first broke on WPR, received an email April 11 that told him to "depart the United States immediately" because his humanitarian ... for parole or asylum, an immigration ...

This parole offered temporary legal permission to reside in the US for urgent humanitarian reasons or significant ... calls from concerned recipients to immigration attorneys as some emails ...

As American immigration policies tighten, hundreds of thousands of migrants who once found shelter under humanitarian parole or Temporary Protected Status (TPS) now face a legal cliff. Whether ...

Her ruling halted the administration’s move to cancel humanitarian parole for Cubans ... had acted on a flawed interpretation of immigration law, with expedited removal applicable to non ...

Under the Immigration and Nationality Act, DHS holds wide discretion in granting and revoking parole, which is not a visa and does not confer lawful immigration status. The reasons for revocation ...

Noem, names as defendants (in their official capacity) Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem; Todd Lyons, the Acting Director of Immigration ... for the CHNV humanitarian parole programs ...

Bello, however, had become a US citizen in 2007 and had been practicing immigration law for 14 years, the Boston Globe reported. The letter threatened that she would be subject to criminal ...