Cuban Adjustment Act

Young person who self-deported from the U.S. is now in Cuba with their family

Cubans without Adjustment Act after the end of humanitarian parole: what options do they have left?

At least 18 Cubans with I-220A were detained in South Florida during appointments with ICE

Cuban activist speaks out about the revocation of humanitarian parole and sparks debate on social media

Gerardo Hernández reacts to Trump's new immigration measures with an enigmatic "Tick tock, tick tock."

Criticism of María Elvira Salazar: "Are you going to allow the deportation of innocent Cubans and Venezuelans?"

Trump administration issues warning to migrants with humanitarian parole: "Self-deport."

Trump's immigration measures in March 2025: end of humanitarian parole and its impact on Cubans

Can Donald Trump revoke the Cuban Adjustment Act?

Nearly 550,000 Cubans could be at risk of deportation following new immigration measures from Trump

These are the one hundred Cubans whose deportation from the U.S. is being requested due to links to Castroism

Congressman Carlos Giménez calls on National Security to expel agents of the Cuban regime from the U.S.

Cubans with I-220A: What are Cuban-American congress members waiting for to take action?

Farewell in Miami: Mass organized in honor of Lincoln Díaz-Balart

Trump plans to expand expedited deportation to expel hundreds of thousands of migrants

Lawyer Willy Allen mourns the death of Lincoln Díaz-Balart: "It is an irreplaceable loss for the Cuban exile community."

María Elvira Salazar: "We Republicans have 4 years to help Cubans I-220A."

Lawyers prepare a lawsuit against the Trump administration for halting residency processes for Cubans

Necessary clarification on the Cuban Adjustment Act following a pause in residency program procedures

The U.S. halts residency processes for beneficiaries of Humanitarian Parole and other Biden programs

Congresswoman María Elvira Salazar promotes a law to regularize Cubans with I-220A

Cubana returns from Cuba and this is what she experienced at the U.S. airport.

News from Miami today, February 5, 2025: Cubans with I-220A are self-deporting out of fear of Guantánamo; a Cuban fears deportation of his family after supporting Trump

Fear of deportations is growing among Cubans with I-220A in the U.S

Cubans with I-220A self-deport due to fear of Guantanamo: "Terrible mistake"

María Elvira celebrates her invitation to the White House and remembers her parents: "They fled the Castro regime with only five dollars."

The new measures from the Trump administration that hit the Cuban regime and impact the island

Do you want a Green Card? These are the new requirements that will apply from 2025

María Elvira urges DHS to prevent the deportation of Cubans undergoing the Adjustment Act process

Gerardo Hernández on Cuban prisoners he met in the U.S.: "None of them left due to political problems."

The adjustment period for beneficiaries of the U.S. humanitarian parole is coming to an end.

The uncertain future of humanitarian parole: uncertainty for thousands of Cuban applicants

Is it harder to cross the U.S. border? Encounters of Cuban migrants drop drastically

Young Cuban, with credible fear approved, could be deported from the United States

Could Donald Trump eliminate the Cuban Adjustment Act in the United States?

United States warns migrants: "Laws remain strict"

Will Donald Trump gain all the power in his next term?

Beneficiaries of "humanitarian parole" without legal status in the U.S. could be deported under Donald Trump's administration

The U.S. denies visa to Omara Ruiz Urquiola to enter the scholarship she won at FIU in Miami

Cubans with I-220A rally again in Washington

Humanitarian Parole: The U.S. details when fingerprint registration is mandatory

María Elvira Salazar sends a message to Cubans with the I-220A: "Expect new things in September."

Cubans with I220-A in Miami hold a walk in support of the Cuban people

Cubans with I-220A are preparing a caravan in Miami and Houston

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

Cubans with I-220A protest in front of the White House

Miami Dade's mayor calls for humanitarian parole for Cuban immigrants in legal limbo

Cubans in the U.S. concerned about Marco Rubio's statements on travel to Cuba

Ramón Saúl Sánchez strikes back at Marco Rubio for jeopardizing the Cuban Adjustment Act

The regime accuses the U.S. of creating "extraordinary and artificial stimuli" for the migration of Cubans

The regime blames the U.S. for the “irregular and disorderly emigration of Cubans” following the tragic accident in Chiapas

Cuban with I-220A obtains residency in the United States

Cuban young woman in the U.S.: “We consider ourselves blue-blooded emigrants.”

Cubans with I-220A protest in Miami to demand a solution to their cases

Cubans with I-220A will protest in front of the Versailles restaurant in Miami

Cuba and the United States make progress on immigration issues

Lawyers reassure Cubans with I-220A in the United States: "They are not going to deport them."

Yordenis Ugás on the U.S. decision to deny residency to Cubans with I-220A: "We do not act like an exile."

Cuban woman with I-220A breaks down in tears: "They keep coming in and we are without residency."

María Elvira Salazar on I-220A: "It is impossible to leave nearly half a million Cubans in limbo."