Judge Blocks Trump Administration's Expedited Deportation of Paroled Migrants

A federal judge in Washington has stopped the Trump administration from quickly deporting hundreds of thousands of migrants who were allowed into the U.S. under a parole program. This program, initiated by the Biden administration, allowed individuals fleeing instability or violence in Cuba, Nicaragua, Venezuela, and Haiti to remain in the country for up to two years. The judge's ruling blocks the Department of Homeland Security's attempt to end this program and halt the rapid removal of these paroled individuals.