VAST VIEW DHS: Suspect in Walmart Killing Entered US Through Biden-Era Parole Program
A Haitian national charged in a Walmart killing entered the United States in 2023 under the Biden administration's CHNV parole program before his legal status was later revoked, DHS sources told Fox News.
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A man accused of killing someone at a Walmart entered the United States in 2023 through the Biden-era CHNV parole program, according to Department of Homeland Security sources cited by Fox News Politics. The suspect, identified as Destino Jean-Louis, is a Haitian national who was charged in connection with the killing.
DHS sources told Fox News that Jean-Louis's legal status under the program was revoked in 2025. The CHNV parole initiative, named for Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela, was established under the Biden administration to allow migrants from those countries to enter the US temporarily under certain conditions.
Fox News reported the DHS account of Jean-Louis's immigration history in connection with the criminal case, though further details about the circumstances of the killing were not included in the available reporting.
Sources: Fox News Politics
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