Now that Trump has terminated CBP One, what options do migrants and asylum seekers have?
The alternatives for some migrants include applying for humanitarian parole for urgent cases, or trying to enter the United States with a valid visa
One of Donald Trump’s first actions as the new President of the United States was to end the operations of CBP One, an application with which migrants could apply for asylum. Not only will it stop operating as of Monday, but all appointments that were already booked have been canceled, meaning that thousands of applicants have been left without the possibility of applying for asylum and reaching the United States through one of the ports of entry at the southern border.
