500K Foreign Nationals Told: Self-Deport Now

The Trump administration has taken decisive action to uphold the rule of law and restore orderly immigration, issuing termination notices to some 500,000 foreign nationals who had been living and working in the U.S. under the controversial CHNV program—a Biden-era humanitarian loophole that opened America’s doors to migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela. With the Supreme Court recently affirming the Department of Homeland Security’s authority to enforce the program’s cancellation, the administration has wasted no time in directing recipients to self-deport, reaffirming its commitment to protecting U.S. sovereignty and ending the abuse of temporary immigration exceptions. This bold move underscores a stark contrast to the previous administration’s leniency, signaling a return to immigration policies that prioritize American security and the integrity of the nation’s borders.