The Supreme Court ruled a stay after a federal Judge blocked DHS Secretary Noem’s plans to end the program.
“ CHNV ” is a program allowing individuals fleeing danger in their home country to temporarily and legally live in the U.S. The Supreme Court ruled a stay after a federal Judge blocked DHS Secretary Noem ’s plans to end the program.
The ruling affects over 500,000 Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans, and Venezuelans. “These people did everything that they were supposed to, they applied for lawful status in the United States,” Fasking said. This adds to a list of Haitians who could already be stripped of temporary legal protections when theon August 3. Haitian pastor and advocate Dr. Celeve Izean immigrated here legally two decades ago. “You send people over there in a country that, as soon as they land there, they’re going to get shot and killed,” Izean said. He’s collected hundreds of signatures all over the southeast from Haitians pleading for more time to pursue other legal status. All are being sent to people like DHS Secretary Christie Noem and Secretary of State Marco Rubio.He says many Haitians would rather risk staying in the States.He wants the administration to put themselves in the shoes of thousands of Haitians scared to return home. “Do these people really think about other people, or do they think about themselves? Have a heart, a human heart to understand their situation,” Izean said. Immigrants here under the CHNV program are now at risk of deportation while legal proceedings are stayed.Copyright 2025 WAFF. All rights reserved.
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