Most of the migrants who qualify to fly into the United States under the Biden administration's four-country mass parole program are landing in Florida, according to Department of Homeland Security documents subpoenaed by the House Homeland Security Committee. The committee released documents Tuesday covering approximately 200,000 migrant arrivals between January and August 2023 showing four Florida cities were among the top 15 places where migrants from Cuba, Nicaragua, Haiti, and Venezuela are coming, reports the New York Post. Under the administration's parole policy, migrants from the four countries can qualify...
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