When Julio arrived in the United States from Cuba in May 2024, he came legally through a humanitarian parole program, hopeful for a fresh start and a safe future for his family. Like many newly arrived families, he expected challenges. What he didn’t expect was how quickly circumstances beyond his control would upend the stability he had worked so hard to build. For eight months after arriving, Julio searched tirelessly for employment. When he f…
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