Which statement about the NTA (Notice to Appear) status boxes is accurate?

The statement regarding Box 2 being inclusive of those paroled into the U.S. is accurate because the Notice to Appear (NTA) status specifically includes individuals who have been granted parole by U.S. immigration authorities. Parole allows certain individuals, typically for humanitarian reasons or significant public benefit, to enter the U.S. temporarily even if they do not have a visa. Therefore, Box 2 encompasses these individuals as it pertains to their immigration status and proceedings.

Regarding the other choices, Box 1 is not limited to arriving aliens but applies to various categories of noncitizens, including those already present in the U.S. Box 3 does not apply to all noncitizens, as it typically designates certain specific circumstances rather than encompassing the entire noncitizen population. Box 1 is not exclusive to lawful permanent residents (LPRs) and may include other classifications as well. Thus, the accuracy of Box 2 regarding parolees confirms a broader understanding of the NTA statuses and their implications for different noncitizen categories.