A Haitian man charged in a killing at a Walmart entered the United States in 2023 through a Biden-era parole program, according to the Fox News report, which cited Department of Homeland Security sources. The man, Destino Jean-Louis, was described by the outlet as an illegal immigrant whose legal status was revoked in 2025.
Fox News reported that Jean-Louis entered the country in 2023 through the program, which the summary identifies as the CHNV parole program. The outlet said his legal status was revoked in 2025, but the summary provides no further detail about either step, including the exact date of entry or the reason for the revocation.
The Fox News report, in the material available for this story, does not say where the killing took place, when it occurred, who was killed, or what specific charge Jean-Louis faces. Those points were not included in the summary available for this story.
Fox News attributed the immigration details to Department of Homeland Security sources, and the material available for this story does not include an on-the-record statement from the department. The outlet did not name those sources in its summary.
No second outlet's account of the case was available for this story, so the immigration history rests on the unnamed DHS sources as Fox News described them. Fox News did not say whether Jean-Louis or his attorney responded to requests for comment, or whether the case has been scheduled for court.
Fox News referred to the program only by its acronym, CHNV, and its summary does not explain how the program operated or how many people it admitted.