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Asylum-seeking migrants cross the Rio Bravo river in El Paso - Vimarsana News

Asylum-seeking migrants cross the Rio Bravo river in El Paso

Asylum-seeking migrants from Haiti proceed to cross the Rio Bravo river to turn themselves in to U.S. Border Patrol agents to request asylum in El Paso, Texas.

Biden's immigration policy praised during Texas trial - Vimarsana News

Biden's immigration policy praised during Texas trial

The program allows up to 30,000 people are being allowed each month to enter the U.S. from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela.

Source: wusa9.com
Biden policy allowing migrants from 4 countries into the US is praised during Texas trial - Vimarsana News

Biden policy allowing migrants from 4 countries into the US is praised during Texas trial

HOUSTON (AP) — During a trial Thursday on the fate of a key portion of President Joe Biden’s immigration policy that allows a limited number of people from Central America

A Republican lawsuit threatens a Biden immigration policy thousands have used to come to the US - Vimarsana News

A Republican lawsuit threatens a Biden immigration policy thousands have used to come to the US

Valerie Laveus remembers when she first heard about an immigration program designed to allow people to come to the U.S. from four countries, including her native Haiti.

A Republican lawsuit threatens a Biden immigration policy thousands have used to come to the US – Metro US - Vimarsana News

A Republican lawsuit threatens a Biden immigration policy thousands have used to come to the US – Metro US

WASHINGTON (AP) — Valerie Laveus remembers when she first heard about an immigration program designed to allow people to come to the U.S. from four countries, including her native Haiti. “I said, ‘Whoa! This seems like it would work well for bringing my nephew and my brother into the country,’” said the Florida teacher, who […]

Source: metro.us