Under Trump, the average time to receive military parole‑in‑place has more than doubled to 12 months, according to USCIS data.
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- Under Trump, the average time to receive military parole‑in‑place has more than doubled to 12 months, according to USCIS data.
Under Trump, the average time it takes to receive military parole‑in‑place has more than doubled to 12 months, according to USCIS data.
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Origin: extracted from 50-plus military spouses, parents detained in immigration crackdown · 2026-09-11 08:29