Wendy Cervantes, the director of immigration and immigrant families at the Center for Law and Social Policy, said the administration can grant humanitarian parole under current law.
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“Our laws allow for humanitarian parole for these exact reasons, to protect U.S. citizens who face hardship in cases where a family member has been deported or is barred from entering the country,” she said.
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