May 30, 2025
Supreme Court shadow docket rulings let DHS end protections for 530,000+ CHNV parolees and 350,000+ Venezuelan TPS holders
January 20, 2025: Trump signed EO 14165 directing DHS to terminate all "categorical parole programs"
January 2023: Biden launched CHNV program allowing 30,000 nationals per month from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, Venezuela
March 20, 2025: DHS published Federal Register notice of immediate CHNV termination
April 24, 2025: CHNV termination effective date (30 days after notice)
May 19, 2025: 
Supreme Court lifted injunction blocking Venezuelan TPS (2023 designation) termination
May 30, 2025: Supreme Court allowed CHNV parole termination to proceed during litigation
June 12, 2025: DHS resumed formal CHNV termination after Supreme Court ruling
October 3, 2025: Supreme Court stayed district court order protecting Venezuelan TPS
December 10, 2025: California federal court found Venezuelan TPS termination unlawful (but overridden by SCOTUS stay)
530,000+ CHNV parolees and 350,000+ Venezuelan TPS holders affected
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TPS recipients can apply for other forms of legal status before termination.
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Issued shadow docket orders allowing terminations without explanations
DHS Secretary overseeing TPS/parole terminations
Hearing ongoing CHNV legal challenge
Issued December 2025 injunction for Honduras/Nepal/Nicaragua TPS (separate case)