; (bb) the failure to parole the alien would conflict with medical advice as to the health or safety of the individual, detention facility staff, or other detainees; or (cc) there is an urgent need for the alien’s presence for a law enforcement purpose, including for a prosecution or securing the alien’s presence to appear as a material witness, or a national security purpose. (D) Termination of parole The Secretary of Homeland Security shall determine when the purpose of parole of an alien has been served and, upon such determination— (i) the alien’s case shall continue to be dealt with in the same manner as that of any other applicant for admission to the United States