Shortly after President Donald Trump's inauguration, U.S. border authorities said they had shut down outgoing President Joe Biden's CBP One entry program, which had allowed hundreds of thousands of migrants to enter the U.S. legally by scheduling an appointment on an app. Existing appointments were canceled, leaving migrants stunned and unsure of what to do.

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As Donald Trump assumed the U.S. presidency, significant changes to immigration policies were enacted. One of the administration's initial actions was to suspend the CBP One entry program, a Biden-era initiative that had facilitated legal entry for hundreds of thousands of migrants. The program allowed migrants to schedule asylum appointments via an app. Its abrupt suspension resulted in the cancellation of existing appointments, leaving many migrants without guidance on how to proceed.

Among those affected was Nydia Montenegro from Venezuela, who was eagerly awaiting an asylum appointment to reunite with her son in New York. Her journey to the U.S. border city of Tijuana was met with unexpected news of the program's termination, causing great distress. Like Montenegro, thousands of other migrants were left in uncertainty, receiving news of their canceled appointments through the app they had been relying on.

The Trump administration's shutdown of the CBP One program marks one of its first moves to restrict immigration, a pledge they had made during the presidential campaign. This policy change has prompted action from organizations like the American Civil Liberties Union, which filed against the administration's termination of what they argue was a vital legal avenue for asylum seekers. Meanwhile, the Republican Party's return to power signals a renewed focus on stricter border controls and heightened deportation efforts.



Asylum seekers in tears at border as Trump suspends Biden-era app

I, Donald John Trump... As U.S. President Donald Trump took office on Monday and began a sweeping immigration crackdown, migrants waiting in Mexico nervously checked the U.S. government app known as CBP-1. The program had allowed hundreds of thousands of migrants to enter the U.S. legally by scheduling an appointment. Some 280,000 people had been logging into the app daily to secure an appointment as of January 7. Then, on Monday, an alert came through. Existing appointments scheduled through CBP-1 are no longer valid. U.S. border authorities confirmed they had shut down the app and cancelled appointments, leaving migrants like Nydia Montenegro from Venezuela in tears. I waited four months in Tapachula. We were left in limbo. We don't know what to do. Really, the joy we had, it stops here. We don't know what we're going to do. We are left in limbo. Montenegro says that she fled violence and poverty at home in Venezuela and survived a kidnapping as she traveled north into Mexico. She made it to the border city of Tijuana on Sunday for a U.S. asylum appointment on Wednesday to finally reunite with her son in New York. But it was too late. Well, they are authoritarian and have every right to change the rules of the game, but they don't take into account everything we've done as migrants. Montenegro is among thousands of migrants who had their hopes of legally reaching the U.S. suddenly dashed ahead of their appointments. The move is one of the Trump administration's first measures aimed at curbing immigration. The American Civil Liberties Union said in a federal court filing on Monday that Trump's decision to end the CBP-1 program removed the only avenue to asylum at the U.S.-Mexico border as they gear up to fight Trump's agenda in court. Republicans recaptured the White House after promising to intensify border security and deport record numbers of migrants. Biden toughened his approach on immigration last year and the number of migrants caught illegally crossing the border with Mexico fell dramatically. Asylum restrictions last June blocked most migrants crossing illegally from claiming asylum, instead encouraging them to use new legal entry programs, including CBP-1.

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