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Cody Woodsen Klemp is 29 years into his 170-year prison sentence.

This week on The Florida Roundup, we talk about the U.S. Humanitarian Parole Program with Luis Miranda, principal deputy assistant secretary for communications at the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. Plus, we look at Florida’s chartered flights from Israel with the Miami Herald’s Ana Ceballos. And later, an update on how school districts are navigating book reviews.

The Biden administration announced Wednesday the implementation of a family reunification program for Ecuador, allowing U.S.-based Ecuadorians to sponsor their immediate family members abroad to legally immigrate to the United States. Family reunification parole (FRP), as the program is formally known, allows beneficiaries to enter the United States and apply for work permits while they…

‘No Chance’: Red State AGs Lay Out Why Biden Won’t Deport Migrants He’s Let In — Even If He Wanted To Jennie Taer on October 4, 2023 The Biden

The Biden administration isn't likely to deport thousands of migrants it's allowed to enter the U.S. for a temporary period, red states argue.

 

Americans travel freely across borders, from one state to another, without cause for concern. No passports are required to move from Wisconsin to Mississippi, no guard posts or physical barriers,

The last time Karen García saw her sister Mara seven years ago, she accompanied her sibling to dialysis treatments during a trip home to her native Venezuela. But months after the visit, Mara, a renal failure patient who needed a kidney transplant, died from an infection.

Examine the Biden administration's Humanitarian Parole Program - its goals, early successes, criticisms, and a lawsuit that threatens its future.

The fate of a Biden administration immigration program that has allowed tens of thousands of Cubans, Nicaraguans, Venezuelans and Haitians to enter the United States on humanitarian grounds is in the hands of a Texas federal judge overseeing a lawsuit that will go to trial Thursday.