More than 500,000 refugees from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela who passed a background check and had a sponsor in the United States had been allowed to enter the country and request parole under the Biden-era program. In March, Secretary of Homeland ...

Ending the program may upend the lives of migrants who settled across the country — from Florida to California — and embedded themselves into U.S. communities.

Activists, lawyers and elected officials warned Friday of chaos and devastation to come after a Supreme Court decision upended the lives of half a million migrants from Cuba, Nicaragua, Haiti and Venezuela,