DHS Announces $1,000 Fee for Migrants Granted Humanitarian Parole in US

The Department of Homeland Security has announced that migrants granted humanitarian parole in the U.S. will face a new $1,000 immigration fee to promote accountability and prevent widespread fraud. The fee is intended to help track and verify individuals who have been paroled into the country. Those who fail to pay the fee could be subject to deportation or denial of future requests for parole. The fee is expected to take effect in the coming months.