Biden admin looks to revive asylum program despite findings of 'mass fraud': report

The Biden administration may restart an asylum program that fell victim to "mass fraud," even as thousands of potentially fraudulent uses of the program are still under review.

A program that allows migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela to apply for entry and temporary work authorization could be revived by the Biden administration as early as this week, despite the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) finding that thousands of applications filed under the program have been fraudulent, according to a report from NBC News.