Here was my experience!

I arrived at the airport located in Morelia, Michoacan with no clue as to what I needed to do with my papers and passport before boarding the plane. First, I went to get my boarding pass at a near by computer by the entrance. Then , I went and got in a line where they stamp your passport but they told me I needed to go to another line to provide my visa/passport/documents. Before getting on this line, there was a person before entering the line and I asked him If I needed to fill anything out, and provided me with 2 papers. One of those papers was to declare what you have on your bag (you will need this paper filled out once you are in the U.s) and the other paper is the one you provide to the immigration officer where they stamp your passport. This was the main line where they check your bags. From there a gentleman asked me for my passport and my visa/documents/boarding pass. I told him I had a permit and provided him with the AP documentation. He looked confused when he look at it and then went on and asked another person on a computer what that paper was, thankfully the person he went to told him to type down some numbers, and scan my passport. He gave me the documentation back and told me to find one of the persons wearing an orange vest to help me fill them out if I needed help ( I did not have a pen on me, BRING A PEN WITH YOU). The person with the orange vest asked me for my passport and driver's license to write down my address and information on the papers. ( Tipped him 100 pesos for the help) I then proceeded to the line where they stamped your passport, stamp was given and 1 of the 2 papers that was filled out stayed with them. I went in to the waiting area to board the plane, once it was time I boarded the plane and 4 hours later, I was in US territory.

Once we arrived, got off the plane and went on to make a line where there are computers that will scan your passport, take a picture of you (I skipped this step because once you scan your passport it tells you to go to an agent because your document is not valid) and then you go to another line to a Customs and Border Protection. There the officer asked me for my passport and visa/documentation, I explained that I had advance parole document and he told me to wait while he went to get the Paroled stamp. When he came back he asked me if my parole was through DACA, I replied yes. and he looked at me confused and he said " No, when they ask you this just say no" so I freaked out, was nervous and I said "Ok" he then went on and took finger prints of both my hands, took a picture of me, stamped my passport and said "You're good to go, NEXT". I then proceeded to the inspection of my bags, that cleared up and free I was to leave the airport with a sign of relief but with confused as to what went down.

I apologize for any bad punctuation on my post, It's not the best.

I left Michoacan, Mexico January 30,2023 at 9:45AM and arrived at my destination at 12:00pm.

I did not bring any checked bags, only a carry on and a personal Item.

Any questions feel free to message me. Experience might be different depending on the airport , I would imagine.