BREAKING: A federal appears court will allow the Trump administration to move forward with revoking the legal status of more than half a million Cuban, Haitian, Venezuelan, & Nicaraguan migrants who flew into the U.S. via President Biden’s CHNV migrant flights mass parole program, reversing a Boston federal judge’s stay blocking the Trump admin from attempting to deport them. A group of migrants and other special interests had sued the Trump admin for trying to revoke the CHNV parole status, arguing the move was illegal and offered no due process. But the 1st Circuit Court of Appeals sides with the Trump administration, arguing that DHS Secretary Kristi Noem has the authority to terminate the CHNV Parole under the Immigration & Nationality Act (INA). The 1st Circuit Court of Appeals writes in part: “In sum, we hold that the Plaintiffs have not made a strong showing that they are likely to succeed in showing that the Secretary's decision to terminate the CHNV parole programs exceeded her discretion as authorized by the INA.”