Cuban Immigration

Santiago pitcher Kevin Rosales arrives in the U.S. after standing out in the recent National Series.

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The first colonel of MININT, head of Immigration, was able to travel to the United States.

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"I am I-220, and so what?": Cuban sends a message to those who stigmatize immigrants.

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Cubans defy their fear of heights while cleaning windows on Miami skyscrapers.

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Immigration clarifies that Cubans do not lose their citizenship: "No measures will be taken regarding this."

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Winning Cuban couple from "Doble Tentación" announces the arrival of their first child.

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A total of 86,000 Cubans have been granted humanitarian parole approved until March 2024.

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The number of Cubans at the U.S. borders has increased compared to the first quarter of 2023.

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Cubans are sleeping in agencies in Havana to buy tickets to Nicaragua.

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A Cuban woman lists the benefits received by her father-in-law after emigrating to the U.S.: "Just imagine how bad the Americans are!"

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Another Cuban questioned at Miami Airport after traveling to the Island for the third time in three months.

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Can you lose your residency in the United States by traveling to Cuba?

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Three reasons why a Cuban may lose residency in the United States.

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Emotional reunion of a young couple with their family in Cuba after two years apart: "Heart full".

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The Mayor of Miami-Dade calls for granting humanitarian parole to Cuban immigrants in legal limbo.

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Cubans prefer to stay in Nicaragua rather than return to Cuba: "There are more opportunities."

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Seventy-six percent of Cuban migrants in the U.S. choose to stay in Florida.

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Inmigreat: An app that keeps immigrants informed about their Parole process and cases in Immigration Court.

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More than 50,000 Cubans have arrived in the U.S. thanks to humanitarian parole.

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Desperate Cuban mother for her son detained and facing deportation.

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The Cuban government asserts that the U.S. intends to resume multiple-entry visas.

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The United States may reinstate five-year visas for Cubans.

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The U.S. reopens immigration office in Cuba.

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More than 38,000 Cubans benefited from the humanitarian parole program.

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Immigration Update: Don't fall into the trap of paying to expedite your humanitarian parole case.

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Young Cuban arrested in Miami for prostituting his girlfriend.

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Cuban pilots who arrived in Florida in a powered hang glider have been granted asylum.

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The U.S. government promises to address all humanitarian parole requests.

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Border Patrol investigates possible landing of migrants in Miami Beach.

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Political expatriate confronts a defender of the Cuban regime in a Walmart in New York.

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