Biden Tells Migrants to Not Just Show Up at the Border

The video outlines a new policy allowing up to 30,000 people per month from certain countries to return if caught crossing the U.S. border unlawfully. Migrants from Cuba, Nicaragua, and Haiti are advised to apply legally from their home countries. To be eligible for the new parole program, applicants need a lawful U.S. sponsor and must pass a background check. Approved applicants can enter the U.S. as directed, while those denied or attempting unlawful entry will be barred.

What is the monthly limit for the return of individuals caught trying to cross the southwest border unlawfully?

• 10,000 persons

• 40,000 persons

• 20,000 persons

• 30,000 persons

Which countries are specifically mentioned as places people should not leave without following the legal process?

• Mexico, Canada, and Brazil

• Cuba, Nicaragua, and Haiti

• Venezuela, Colombia, and Peru

• Argentina, Chile, and Uruguay

What is the first step for those wishing to apply to enter the United States legally?

• Travel to the U.S. border

• Contact a U.S. embassy

• Apply from their home country

• Hire a lawyer

What is one of the requirements for the new parole program?

• A student visa

• A lawful sponsor in the U.S.

• A tourist visa

• A job offer in the U.S.

What happens if an application for the parole program is denied?

• The applicant can reapply immediately

• The applicant will be given a temporary visa

• The applicant can enter the U.S. on a tourist visa

• The applicant will not be allowed to enter the U.S.