Miami – Since 20 GOP-led states filed a lawsuit Tuesday against President Biden’s new immigration plan, migrants are now rushing to fly into the United States.

Hundreds of migrants flew into the Miami International Airport Thursday and Friday from Cuba, Nicaragua, Venezuela, and Haiti—all coming to the United States legally under the parole program. Under the new immigration plan, the U.S. will allow 30,000 migrants from four countries to enter each month.

Migrant families are now coming to the United States earlier than expected after the lawsuit – fearing the program could end.

“My family particularly thought that if we couldn’t push up the flight, she wouldn’t have the chance. We made a decision to do it really fast because you know, we really just have one chance to do it and if we didn’t do it now we couldn’t ever bring her back,” Yazmin Reyes said.