(EFE).- The United States embassy in Nicaragua warned this Saturday about possible scams with the parole humanitarian, which since last week allows you to travel and temporarily stay in the North American country through a sponsor.
“The process of parole It’s free. Neither the support person in the United States nor the beneficiary need to pay a fee when filing Form I-134A, either for travel authorization or temporary parole. Beware of scams or anyone requesting money,” the embassy reported on its social media.
In the first days of the entry into force of the paroleno scams related to the new US measure have been reported in Nicaragua.
In the first days of the entry into force of the ‘parole’, no scams related to the new US measure in Nicaragua have been reported
The parole humanitarian aid, which initially benefited the citizens of Venezuela, was extended to Nicaragua, Cuba and Haiti, in the midst of an exodus that, according to the digital newspaper Confidentialin 2022 it led 328,443 Nicaraguans to leave their country, of which 181,566 headed for the United States.
With this measure, the United States intends to welcome 30,000 migrants from the aforementioned countries every month, and reject those who try to enter its territory illegally.
To be benefited with parole humanitarian, the beneficiary must have a “sponsor” in the United States, who must take responsibility for his or her financial situation.
The Nicaraguan exodus has its origin in the sociopolitical crisis of 2018, when several armed attacks against anti-government protesters left, according to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR), at least 355 dead, of which President Daniel Ortega recently admitted 300 after four years of insisting on 200.
More than half a million Nicaraguans have left their country since 2018, to settle in the United States, Costa Rica, Spain, among others, according to Confidential.
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