• "New DHS Directives Empower Border Enforcement, Crack Down on Misused Humanitarian Parole"

  • Feb 6 2025
  • Length: 2 mins
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"New DHS Directives Empower Border Enforcement, Crack Down on Misused Humanitarian Parole"

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  • In recent days, the Secretary of Homeland Security has been at the forefront of several significant developments and policy changes. As of January 2025, Acting Secretary Benjamine Huffman has issued two critical directives aimed at addressing the issues at the U.S. southern border.

    The first directive rescinds the Biden Administration’s guidelines for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Customs and Border Protection (CBP) enforcement actions in so-called “sensitive” areas, such as schools and churches. This move is intended to empower law enforcement to enforce immigration laws more effectively, allowing them to apprehend criminal aliens, including those who have committed serious crimes like murder and rape, without being restricted by previous guidelines[2].

    The second directive targets the humanitarian parole program, which the current administration alleges was abused by the Biden-Harris Administration to allow 1.5 million migrants to enter the country indiscriminately. The new directive returns the program to a case-by-case basis, phasing out any parole programs that are not in accordance with the law. This change is designed to align the program with its original purpose and prevent its misuse[2].

    In addition to these policy changes, Secretary Kristi Noem, who has recently taken office, has been actively engaging with law enforcement personnel. On January 30, 2025, Secretary Noem rode with Border Patrol agents on the southern border, highlighting her commitment to border security and her support for the men and women serving in these roles[1].

    Secretary Noem has also emphasized the importance of law enforcement and the need to protect Americans. Her messages and actions reflect a strong stance on enforcing immigration laws and securing the borders, aligning with the broader policies outlined by the current administration[1].

    These recent actions and directives underscore a significant shift in the approach to border security and immigration enforcement under the new leadership at the Department of Homeland Security. The focus is on empowering law enforcement, securing the borders, and ensuring that immigration laws are enforced rigorously and in accordance with legal standards.
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