Speed bumps for Biden’s immigration fast lane from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela are rejected by a federal judge.
The Associated Press reports that 30,000 migrants from particular nations are brought in each month under the humanitarian parole program.
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In order to address the humanitarian crises in the four targeted countries, this program is essential. Some states, like Texas, claim that the cost of healthcare, education, and other services has increased as a result.
In 2022, the country will welcome 138,000 Haitians, 86,000 Venezuelans, 74,000 Cubans, and 58,000 Nicaraguans as a result of President Joe Biden’s policies.
A Trump-appointed judge dismisses states’ claims against the federal government due to a dearth of proof of damages.
“In reaching this conclusion, the Court does not address the lawfulness of the Program,” Tipton wrote in his decision.
Tipton countered state claims of higher costs by pointing out that their argument was not supported by the cited data.
“The court has before it a case in which plaintiffs claim that they have been injured by a program that has actually lowered their out-of-pocket costs,’’ he wrote
