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Illegal immigrants from four different countries are about to lose their parole status.

And this is going to be big.

Now look, this includes people from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela.

And the parole program, it's allowed the illegal immigrants to receive all the various financial

servitives from U.S. taxpayers, including, for example, a lot of the social services, free housing,

and so on.

It also allows them right now, at least, to legally work in the United States. And with that

now coming to an end, Biden's not going to renew it for those four groups. They will now need to

find other legal means to stay in the country or other things. Although, look, various legal loopholes

could very likely allow them to keep working. Now CNN said this, let me show you.

It says the Biden administration won't extend legal permissions

for certain migrants from Nicaragua, Cuba, Venezuela, and Haiti

provided through a temporary humanitarian program

designed to curb illegal border crossings, requiring them to seek other legal means to remain in the United States, according to the Department of Homeland Security.

I want to deep dive into this, folks.

Now look, this program, it started as a way to accommodate Venezuelans that was back in 2022.

There was already a migrant crisis.

This particular thing, the parole thing,

wasn't technically what caused it by any means,

but it also is one of the things that I think has taken the most money

and given it to these people.

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