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McALLEN, Texas (Border Report) — The Biden administration is making changes to a controversial temporary parole program for immigrants from four countries, and those enrolled could be deported ...

CHNV was started in 2022, then expanded to include all four countries' refugees in 2023 under then-President Joe Biden. It's often called the Biden Program, especially among Haitian recipients.

Moreover, the Massachusetts district court overseeing the underlying case recently issued an order to prohibit DHS from suspending applications submitted by CHNV parolees for benefits like ...

CHNV was the most novel and important part of Biden's immigration agenda. To undermine it now would be a catastrophic mistake that could undermine American border security, ...

Initially, it seemed approval from the CHNV program would come quickly, Smith said, but the demand superseded expectations. Five months after the rollout, the U.S. government updated the protocol.

The Biden administration is making changes to a controversial temporary parole program for immigrants from four countries, and those enrolled could be deported after two years.

Immigrants in CHNV parole program could be deported after 2 years, DHS says by: Sandra Sanchez. Posted: Oct 7, 2024 / 06:46 PM CDT. Updated: Oct 7, 2024 / 06:46 PM CDT.

The Biden administration is making changes to a controversial temporary parole program for immigrants from four countries, and those enrolled could be deported after two years.

In order to qualify for CHNV parole, a person must: Be outside the United States. Be a national of Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, Venezuela, or be an immediate family member — spouse, ...