Trump administration ending CHNV humanitarian parole program

By Rocío Muñoz-Ledo, CNN en Español Half a million migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela who arrived in the United States fleeing violence, insecurity and lack of opportunities in their countries under a temporary humanitarian program of the Joe Biden administration (the CHNV program, by the acronyms of the countries) will have until April 24 to regularize their immigration status or face the possibility of being deported.

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The administration says people from Nicaragua, Venezuela, Haiti, and Cuba can still pursue other types of legal status, such as asylum or individual humanitarian parole.

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On Friday, the Trump administration announced it was terminating a program allowing vetted migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela to live and work in the United States. The program, implemented by the Biden administration to reduce illegal border crossings, allowed migrants from these countries to legally live and work in the country as long as they had private sponsors in the United States and passed security checks. The process, a…

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The Federal Register shows the termination of the CHNV program effective March 25; the notice gives recipients in the U.S. 30 days to leave.