An underground market has emerged since the Biden administration announced it would accept 30,000 immigrants each month arriving by air from Venezuela, Cuba, Nicaragua and Haiti.
and involves people who call themselves “notarios públicos” charging large sums. In Latin America, the term refers to attorneys with special credentials, leading lead migrants to believe they are lawyers who can provide legal advice. In the U.S., notaries public are merely empowered to witness the signing of legal documents and issue oaths. notes: “We do not accept Western Union, MoneyGram, PayPal, or gift cards as payment for immigration fees.
The agency did not address whether any application has been rejected because of concerns that potential sponsors might be requesting money.The Department of Homeland Security says 1,700 humanitarian parole applications were accepted as of Jan. 25 from Cubans, Haitians and Nicaraguans, plus an undisclosed number of Venezuelans. A Texas-led which could allow 360,000 people a year to enter the U.S. legally.
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