The United States government has issued a directive for migrants who have entered the country through the CBP One app to leave “immediately.” This ruling specifically affects individuals who had been approved for temporary residency and work permits for a two-year period under a presidential parole initiative. The move signals a significant shift in immigration policy and has raised concerns among affected individuals and advocacy groups. The CBP One app had provided a streamlined process for migrants to enter the US and receive necessary documentation, but the recent decision has left many in limbo. This development comes amidst ongoing debates and changes in US immigration laws and enforcement. The impact of this decision is expected to be felt by many migrants who had relied on the program for their legal status in the country. As the situation continues to evolve, it remains to be seen how affected individuals will navigate these new challenges and what further actions may be taken by the US government regarding immigration policies.