In a significant move, the Trump administration has ordered a pause to programs facilitating temporary immigrant settlement, affecting individuals from Ukraine, Venezuela, Cuba, Nicaragua, and Haiti. The revocation of humanitarian parole for these migrants has raised concerns among immigrant advocates, who describe the situation as ‘devastating’ for those seeking refuge. The order has left many immigrants in a state of uncertainty, particularly those on humanitarian parole who now fear increased deportation risks. Legal representatives are working to minimize this risk, especially for Cubans undergoing the Adjustment Act process. The decision to pause these programs has drawn criticism, with calls for the government to ensure a safe and organized asylum system.