Trump revoking legal status for 530,000 Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans and Venezuelans

US President Donald Trump said he would withdraw the temporary legal status of more than 500,000 immigrants in Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela.

According to the notice posted by the federal government, immigrants without legal basis were warned that they should leave the state before the employment permits and deportation shields were canceled on April 24.

It brought to the United States in accordance with the BINEN era sponsorship procedure known as CHNV, designed to open a legal migration path for 530,000 immigrants. Trump stopped the program after his inauguration.

It is not clear how many of these immigrants have been able to secure another status that can legally stay in the United States.

The program began in 2022 by the Democratic Democratic Party, and first dealt with Venezuela before Venezuela was expanded to another country.

Immigrants and immediate families were able to fly to the United States for two years, depending on the temporary immigration status known as a parole and a parole.

The BIDEN administration argued that the CHNV will help to curb illegal borders at the southern border.

But on Friday, the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport accused the former executive lying in the United States.

According to the statement of the agency, Viden officials said, ” [migrants] Opportunities to compete for US jobs and American workers; Forced career officials should promote the program even if the fraud is confirmed. Then, the parliament condemned the confusion of the Republican members and the crimes.

But the 35 -page notice of Federal Register said that some of the United States under CHNV could remain “by case.”

Trump is also considering whether or not about 240,000 Ukrainians will be canceled in a conflict with Russia.