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Can the U.S. government actually cancel parole for 500,000 migrants? And what if you’re from India does this impact you or your family? This is not just some legal technical issue this might flip the lives of thousands of Indian migrants upside down.

In today’s Daily Immigration Dose, we’re breaking it down so Indian viewers, parents, and students can finally get some clarity. If you or someone you love is in the U.S. on humanitarian parole, or hoping to reunite with family this one’s for you.

What we explain:

What exactly is humanitarian parole and why was it granted to so many migrants

How this new move might cancel that status—and who gets affected

Why Indians on parole, or with pending family or asylum applications, should pay close attention

What happens if parole is ended—deportations, visa backlogs, court chaos?

What this could mean for families still in India planning reunification or legal entry

Indian families in the U.S. often think this won't hit them but this policy shift could quietly impact a lot of desis already living in limbo.

Tell us in the comments: Should the U.S. cancel this many humanitarian paroles? What will this mean for Indian migrants and their futures here?

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Authoritative Source References
USCIS Humanitarian Parole Overview
Defines what parole is, how it is used, and what categories of migrants qualify.
Source: https://www.uscis.gov/humanitarian/hu...

Congressional Debates on Ending Large-Scale Parole Programs
Outlines proposed bills and political intent to limit or end parole use.
Source: https://www.congress.gov/bill/118th-c...

American Immigration Council’s Report on Parole Programs
Explains how parole has supported Afghan, Haitian, Cuban, and Indian nationals and potential impacts of reversal.
Source: https://www.americanimmigrationcounci...