CBP One App

The CBP One app, used for asylum appointments, faces criticism over technical failures, impacting migrants and sparking political debate amidst changing U.S. policies.

How the Suspension of Parole and Family Reunification Processes in the U.S. Affects Cubans

Published on 2/20/2025

Trump Administration's New Policies Postpone Cuban Asylum Seeker's Case in Las Vegas

Published on 1/30/2025

Cubans Overwhelm Asylum Offices in Southern Mexico Following Trump's New Policies

Published on 1/28/2025

Mexican Government to Repatriate Migrants Stranded by Trump's Policies, Including Cubans

Published on 1/22/2025

USCIS Removes Humanitarian Parole Information Page

Published on 1/21/2025

Donald Trump Vows to Return All Illegal Immigrants: "One Way or Another, They Will Be Sent Back"

Published on 1/20/2025

Cubans Embark on Caravan from Tapachula Due to CBP One App Failures

Published on 11/22/2024

Over 8,000 Cubans Crossed into the U.S. in October Amid Migration Pressures

Published on 11/21/2024

Trump Aims to Abolish Humanitarian Parole and CBP One App in His Revised Immigration Plan

Published on 11/19/2024

U.S. Government Unveils New Asylum Restrictions at Southern Border

Published on 10/1/2024

Trump's Promise to End Humanitarian Parole Stirs Political Controversy

Published on 9/27/2024

Biden Poised to Close U.S.-Mexico Border by Executive Order

Published on 6/4/2024

USA Admits Issues with CBP One App for Asylum Appointments

Published on 5/22/2024