GAME OVER: Migrants In Mexico Seen Weeping As CBP One App Ends Parole Appointments


Images and videos have emerged of migrants in tears at the Paso Del Norte bridge after discovering that their appointments made through the CBP One app have been canceled. The cancellations follow an executive order signed by President Donald Trump, effectively ending parole appointments through the app.

The CBP One app, initially designed to schedule port inspections, was expanded to allow migrants to book appointments for parole into the United States. However, a notice on the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) website now states:
“Effective January 20, 2025, the functionalities of CBP One™ that previously allowed undocumented aliens to submit advance information and schedule appointments at eight southwest border ports of entry is no longer available, and existing appointments have been cancelled.”

The executive order also terminates parole programs for Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans, and Venezuelans. Nearly 1.5 million migrants had been paroled into the U.S. under these programs, which are now officially discontinued.

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10 Responses

  1. As much as we agree with the policy and agree that we must have secure borders, we must not allow ourselves to rejoice in others’ pain.

  2. But keep in mind that when they go back home, they will be supporting anti-American political movements since their American dream was thwarted. And that in the United States, we will paying higher wages for a whole range of blue collar jobs that the migrants wanted to fill.

    Anyone waiting patiently on the Mexican side of the border is VERY unlikely to have been a criminal (criminals cross the border without asking permission). The article is about the type of immigrants the United States needs: The huddled masses yearning to breathe free and live the American dream (of working hard in order to get rich).

  3. “GAME OVER” is a cruel headline. It’s legitimate to believe as Trump does that there are too many immigrants. That America has been doing too much chesed in letting the poor people of South and Central America into the United States and gevurah is warranted here. But, we should not be happy about others’ suffering. Not too long ago it was starving yidden in the millions knocking on that door. We should be sad that America is no longer able to accept those who need help, even if that is the right decision.

  4. @Anonimity86: you’re right that poor jews also immigrated to the united states. but they did so, overwhelmingly, by legal means. that isn’t the case today.

  5. and in any event, they will help Mexico and Central America produce more goods for export at lower prices, resulting in increased leisure for American workers, and depriving American capitalists of even more opportunities to get even richer by making stuff in America

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