Advance Parole

Hi All! Just want to share my husband's experience with Advanced Parole. My husband had his advanced parole approved in August. Once Trump announced on September 5th that he was ending AP, many lawyers suggested for my husband not to leave the country. We took the risk and left on October 13th. We came back into the U.S. on October 22nd. We left from the airport in Morelia and took a flight to Dallas, Texas. At the Dallas airport, we passed through immigration in the non-U.S. citizen line. They asked my husband for his VISA or residency and we stated that he had an AP document to travel. They took my husband's finger prints. He asked for the document and then processed it and sent us into another room. Sort of like a waiting area with other people. The officer let me and my daughter go in with my husband as well. There were 2 windows. They called my husband's name once and asked for the 2nd copy of the AP (we had only given them one). My husband then came and sat back down. After about 10 minutes of waiting, they called his name again, gave him his stamped passport and 2nd AP document and we were on our way out! Super easy and no questions asked. I want to thank this forum because after reading everyone's experiences it really made me feel more at ease! I suggest everyone who already had there AP approved before September 5th, take the chance and go! Everything will be fine :)