A Haitian migrant accused of brutally murdering three family members in North Carolina entered the U.S. through former President Biden’s controversial CHNV migrant flights program, according to authorities. The case adds to growing concerns about what other criminals came in under Biden’s parole program.
Key Facts:
- 26-year-old Mackendy Darbouze has been charged with three counts of first-degree murder.
- The victims include 77-year-old Beatrice Desir, a 13-year-old, and a 4-year-old.
- Darbouze was covered in blood when police arrived and allegedly had a bloodied knife in his room.
- He entered the U.S. in July 2024 through Biden’s CHNV migrant parole program.
- ICE has lodged a detainer against Darbouze, who does not speak English.
The Rest of The Story:
Police in Fayetteville, North Carolina, responded to a gruesome crime scene on February 21 after receiving a call about a stabbing.
Inside the home, officers found three victims suffering from fatal wounds.
Surveillance footage reportedly shows Darbouze walking around with a knife, and a preliminary search of his room uncovered a bloodied weapon.
Darbouze, who greeted officers at the door with blood on his hands, face, and clothes, was taken into custody at the scene.
He remains jailed without bond.
ICE later confirmed that he entered the country via Biden’s Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela (CHNV) parole program, which allows 30,000 migrants per month to enter the U.S. legally by air.
The program has come under fire after multiple violent crimes linked to its beneficiaries, including the recent killing of Georgia student Laken Riley.
Commentary:
Biden’s CHNV migrant flights program was pitched as a way to control illegal border crossings, but in reality, it simply relocated the problem—bringing migrants, including criminals, directly into American communities at taxpayer expense.
This tragedy is just the latest proof that the program has failed to vet its entrants properly, allowing violent individuals to enter freely.
American taxpayers didn’t just pay to fly Darbouze into the country; they will now foot the bill for his prosecution, incarceration, and potential deportation.
Instead of enforcing strict immigration laws, the Biden administration has embraced a reckless parole system that prioritizes mass entry over security.
Cases like this expose the dangerous consequences.
Meanwhile, President Trump wasted no time taking action.
On his first day back in office, he shut down the CHNV program by executive order—an overdue step toward restoring border control.
But undoing Biden’s damage won’t be easy.
Tens of thousands of migrants have already been flown in under this system, and there’s no telling how many pose a threat to public safety.
The Bottom Line:
Biden’s migrant parole program is proving to be a disaster, importing criminals while taxpayers pick up the tab.
This brutal case in North Carolina is just one example of how dangerous policies have real consequences.
Thankfully, Trump has moved quickly to shut down this reckless program, but the damage has already been done.
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