Biden Administration Plans to Restart Immigration Program Amid Fraud Concerns

The program, paused for review, aims to provide legal pathways for migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela.

The Department of Homeland Security found thousands of potentially fraudulent sponsor applications.
Despite ongoing reviews, the program is expected to resume with enhanced vetting procedures.
Over 386,000 migrants have arrived in the U.S. through the program since its inception.
Serial sponsors using false information prompted the temporary pause and review.
DHS aims to deter illegal border crossings by providing legal migration options.