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The future is unclear for more than 1.4 million immigrants in the U.S. legally under several Biden-era programs.
The future is unclear for more than 1.4 million immigrants in the U.S. legally under several Biden-era programs.
The future is unclear for more than 1.4 million immigrants in the U.S. legally under several Biden-era programs.
For more, NPR's Sergio Martinez Beltran joins me. Good morning.
For more, NPR's Sergio Martinez Beltran joins me. Good morning.
For more, NPR's Sergio Martinez Beltran joins me. Good morning.
So one of the programs is called humanitarian parole. Tell us how it worked and who is in this country because of it.
So one of the programs is called humanitarian parole. Tell us how it worked and who is in this country because of it.
So one of the programs is called humanitarian parole. Tell us how it worked and who is in this country because of it.
Right, like the CBP One app, which we've heard about before on this program, another way people could claim asylum and enter the country legally. Tell us about that.
Right, like the CBP One app, which we've heard about before on this program, another way people could claim asylum and enter the country legally. Tell us about that.
Right, like the CBP One app, which we've heard about before on this program, another way people could claim asylum and enter the country legally. Tell us about that.
I mean, what happens, though, to these people now? Will they all get deported?
I mean, what happens, though, to these people now? Will they all get deported?
I mean, what happens, though, to these people now? Will they all get deported?
Sergio, Trump has issued several other immigration actions that aren't related to asylum. What are they?
Sergio, Trump has issued several other immigration actions that aren't related to asylum. What are they?
Sergio, Trump has issued several other immigration actions that aren't related to asylum. What are they?
That's NPR's Sergio Martinez Beltran. Thank you, Sergio.
That's NPR's Sergio Martinez Beltran. Thank you, Sergio.