Registration for Biden’s migrant regularization plan will begin in August

• Registrations for the Migrant Regularization Plan Open on August 19
• Benefit for Half a Million
• Protection Against Deportation and Work Authorization

The White House announced that registrations for the new migrant regularization plan in the United States will open on August 19.

It is estimated that this plan will benefit half a million people.

The program is primarily aimed at migrants without legal status who are married to U.S. citizens.

This announcement comes in an election year where migration is a key issue for voters.

Submission of Applications for Permanent Residency With the Migrant Regularization Plan

Starting August 19, interested individuals can submit their applications for permanent residency without leaving the country.

President Joe Biden coincided this announcement with a visit to Las Vegas, Nevada.

In Nevada, 1 in 5 voters is Hispanic, according to NALEO.

The plan utilizes a legal figure called «parole,» a temporary permission to stay in the U.S.

This migrant regularization offers protection against deportation and the possibility of obtaining a work permit.

Migrants married to U.S. citizens can apply for residency without leaving the country.

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Previously, migrants had to leave the U.S. and risk reentry bans.

The «parole» allows migrants to wait in the country while their residency is granted without being separated from their families.

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