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Cubans with I-220B
Is the Cuban Adjustment Act in danger? Lawyer John Dutton responds
What's happening with Cuban CBP One at the Court and their asylums? A lawyer from Houston explains it
Cubans with I-94 detained by ICE even though they have already applied for residency
Lawyer clarifies that immigration courts no longer allow video appearances and clients must present themselves in person
Young I-220A arrives in Cuba, a prisoner in Texas, who requested voluntary departure, and Havana sent him back to the U.S.
They are expediting cuts to deport Cubans before the I-220A is recognized as parole
Did you request voluntary departure to Cuba and now want asylum? Lawyer explains the contradiction
Cuba rejected him, Panama did too: Cuban returns to the U.S. with an ankle monitor
Willy Allen's advice to Cubans with I-220A: "Never accept voluntary departure."
Do you have I-220A? What you should not do this summer
Lawyer clarifies that the 'anchor baby' is a myth: a child does not save their mother from deportation
I-220A: judges grant residency, but the U.S. government appeals everything
Willy Allen: "The Cuban government separated families; we should not do the same."
Willy Allen III explains what documents to bring to an appointment with ICE and how to behave in front of an agent
If ICE stops you: what you should do, according to a lawyer
Mayeta cries with joy: "I never lost faith; I have the best lawyers."
Vote blue to save the I-220A? The dilemma that divides Cubans
Willy Allen warns that "without a lawyer in your final court, deportation is almost certain."
Cuban lived 38 years in the U.S. and ends up deported for crimes committed when he was a minor
Cuban deported to Mexico: "My whole family voted for Trump without knowing what was to come."
Are I-220A interviews being reactivated? Lawyer explains changes at USCIS
Immigration hearings moved up from 2030 to 2026: lawyer recommends checking cases daily
Travel Ban continues to separate Cuban families: When will it end?
Traveling to Cuba as a resident with pending asylum in the U.S.: the risks you should be aware of
Robin Peguero, Democratic candidate: "This president has deported more Cubans than any other in U.S. history."
Lawyers win battle after battle for residences I-220A
Lawyer Willy Allen explains the deportations of Cubans in the U.S. with real figures and profiles
Trump breaks deportation record, but thousands of immigrants live in fear in the U.S.
Without a crime and with a "record" bail: Cuban with I-220A released after three months and a payment of 25,000 dollars
Cuban self-deported to Mexico after four years in the U.S. offers advice on the process
What would a favorable ruling in court mean for the I220-A, and how long would it take?
Cuban woman with I-220B recounts her deportation: "I was detained for three months waiting for the flight to Cuba."
María Elvira Salazar and Alexander Otaola discuss the situation of Cubans with I-220A in the U.S.
Willy Allen explains what pathways are currently working for family reunification in the U.S.
ICE detains a relative of Eliécer Ávila and he responds to Carlos Espina's taunts: "I support Trump even more."
Cuban self-deported from the U.S. showcases his life in Cuba and pleads to reunite with his sick daughter
Cuban self-deported man's wife expresses gratitude for support: "The girl needs her dad."
Cuban father hopes to return to the U.S. from Palmira after self-deportation
Cuban father who self-deported speaks: "I am living the hardest moments of my life."
Cuban "self-deports" from the U.S.: Deivy Alemán Oropesa returns voluntarily to avoid immigration detention
Cuban asks not to be deported to care for his daughter: "She has had two open-heart surgeries and is at risk of another."
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