Executive Order 14165

Executive Order 14165 led to the revocation of humanitarian parole for migrants, impacting Cuban, Haitian, Nicaraguan, and Venezuelan nationals, sparking deportation fears.

Kristi Noem, Former DHS Secretary Under Trump, Falls Victim to $3,000 Theft

Published on 4/21/2025

Trump Administration Issues Stern Warning Following Parole Program Suspension

Published on 4/16/2025

Trump Administration Condemns Court Order Upholding Humanitarian Parole Status in U.S.

Published on 4/15/2025

Journalist Javier Díaz Urges Cuban Exiles in the U.S.: "Don't Be Intimidated by an Email"

Published on 3/31/2025

Yuri Valle Roca Faces Deportation Threat: CPJ Expresses Deep Concern

Published on 3/30/2025

Cuban Journalist Lázaro Valle Roca Faces Deportation Threat: "They Want to Send Us Back to Death"

Published on 3/30/2025

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