As Humanitarian Parole for some of our immigrant neighbors comes to an end, thousands have questions about their next steps towards legal status in the US.
Maria Huel, Supervising Paralegal and DOJ-accredited representative in NYLAG’s Immigrant Protection Unit, spoke with The Haitian Times to share some guidance:
“If you or someone you know is facing this uncertainty, exploring alternative legal pathways is critical. Maria Huel, supervising paralegal and DOJ-accredited representative in New York Legal Assistance Group’s (NYLAG) Immigrant Protection Unit, explained the parole program to The Haitian Times and outlined what to consider as it comes to an end…
“‘For migrants from Venezuela and Haiti who entered the country with ‘parole’ before July 2023 and June 2024, respectively, there is an opportunity to apply for TPS,’ according to Huel… It is crucial to determine eligibility for these programs quickly, as many have deadlines that could affect your ability to apply.”
Read the full piece in The Haitian Times from October 13, 2024.