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Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Jack Spear. Nearly 1.4 million immigrants in the U.S.

legally could be quickly removed from the country. As after President Trump terminated a couple of binary humanitarian parole programs,

allowed migrants fleeing danger or persecution to be here temporarily.

Imperial Martinez-Beltron explains.

One of the programs, known as CHNV parole, allowed people fleeing Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela,

the opportunity to be in the U.S. temporarily after being vetted and showing proof of a sponsor.

The other, the CBP-1, allowed asylum seekers who used a mobile app to schedule an appointment to be allowed in the U.S. as they await their immigration hearing.

Both programs have ended under Trump.

That would mean that the nearly 1.4 million people who came to the U.S. using a legal pathway could be subjected to expedited removals.

The administration says it's focusing first on individuals who have committed crimes in the U.S.

Sergio Martinez Beltran, NPR News, Austin.

What the Trump administration was billing as a temporary pause on federal spending spawned widespread

confusion, where the OMB action set to take effect tonight has now been blocked by D.C.

Federal Court judge's order effectively pausing the White House funding freeze till Monday.

Attorney's General from more than 20 states have also sued to block the action.

Administration officials had sought to clarify confusion over the White House measure today,

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