DHS Terminates CHNV Parole Programs: What Employers Need to Know Now

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On March 25, 2025, DHS officially ended the CHNV parole programs, impacting thousands of workers from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela. This white paper breaks down what this means for your organization, including critical steps for I-9 compliance, how to handle reverification lawfully, and how to avoid costly penalties. If you employ individuals under these programs—or just want to stay ahead of shifting immigration policy—this is essential reading.

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