Nearly one million migrants who legally entered the United States over the past year through the CBP One app are now also facing the possibility of deportation following the Department of Homeland Security's decision to revoke their temporary parole status.
Since January 2023 and under the Joe Biden administration, the CBP One app facilitated appointments for over 900,000 migrants to enter the U.S. at southern border ports of entry. Most were allowed to stay for up to two years and obtain work authorization under a presidential authority known as parole.
