; and (B) performed agricultural labor or services in the United States for at least 5.75 hours during each of at least 225 days during the 2-year period ending on March 4, 2020. (3) Special approval procedures The Secretary shall grant parole to any alien described in paragraph (2) who makes an application therefore, for a period beginning on the date of enactment of this Act and ending on the date that is 12 months after the issuance of final rules carrying out this Act. Such a parolee may be authorized for employment only to perform agricultural labor or services during the term of such parole. In the case of any alien who applies for parole under this paragraph the Secretary shall make a determination as to the admissibility of such alien except with regard to the grounds of inadmissibility waived under paragraph (1). Such parole may not extend past the final disposition of any application under this subsection. (4) Fine Before an alien described in paragraph (2) can be provided with nonimmigrant status under section 101(a)(15)(H)(ii)(c), the alien shall pay a fine of $2,500, which shall be deposited into a trust fund that shall be available to the Secretary of Agriculture for purposes of administering this section. (5) Immediate relatives (A) Parole and nonimmigrant status The spouse or child of an alien described under paragraph (2) and who are cohabitating with that alien at the time of application— (i) shall be granted parole under this subsection when such alien receives parole, under the same terms and conditions, except that the spouse or child may not be authorized for employment