The Trump administration has taken significant action to revoke legal protections for over half a million migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela, prompting fears of deportation among many families. With the countdown established for Biden parole beneficiaries, many Venezuelans and Haitians are challenging the decision in court while local communities are expressing concerns over the implications of this policy shift. Families are already starting to self-deport or consider their options as the expiration of legal status looms. Advocacy groups and immigrant leaders are protesting the abrupt termination of the programs, labeling it as cruel and counterproductive amid criticism of potential racial biases in the judicial process surrounding these changes. The move has triggered widespread uncertainty and fear in immigrant communities across various states.