¿Puedo pedir un parole si estoy en proceso de mi visa u? EE.UU #shorts
In this Spanish-language YouTube short, attorney Lorena Rivas answers a Facebook comment from a user who is currently processing a U‑visa in Mexico and asks whether she can obtain humanitarian parole because of high crime in her area. The attorney explains that humanitarian parole is rarely granted solely on the basis of general crime conditions in the applicant’s home country and that such a request is likely to be denied, meaning the person must continue waiting for the U‑visa. She then briefly outlines the U‑visa eligibility requirements: the applicant must be a victim of certain serious crimes, must have suffered substantial personal harm, and must have cooperated with law‑enforcement authorities (e.g., reporting the crime). The U‑visa is presented as the primary pathway toward legal status and eventual permanent residence in the United States.
