Overview
- The cancellation affects nationals of Colombia, Cuba, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Haiti and Honduras who relied on Family Reunification Parole.
- FRP benefits will terminate on January 14, 2026, and those without another lawful basis to stay are expected to depart the United States.
- Beneficiaries who filed Form I-485 by December 15, 2025 retain FRP until their parole expires or USCIS decides the case, and a denial triggers immediate loss of parole and departure.
- Employment authorization tied to FRP will be revoked, with DHS issuing individual notices on the end of parole and work permits.
- DHS is encouraging voluntary departures reported through the CBP Home app and is offering incentives including financial assistance, help with travel documents and waiver of civil fines.