Cuban Adjustment Act

Only 139 Cubans obtained residency through the Adjustment Act between April and June: 447 applications denied

Were you denied a green card without being able to defend yourself? Here’s what you need to know if you are Cuban

I-220A with deportation order: lawyer clarifies what you should not overlook

U.S. government requests to dismiss the lawsuit of 992 Cubans with I-220A in Miami again

Did you enter with a visa and stay? This is what you need to answer

Trump suspends Microsoft, Adobe, and six other companies from a program to obtain the green card

Lawsuit filed against USCIS over new restrictions for obtaining a green card: what Cubans need to know

Green card under the Cuban Adjustment Act has been taking nearly a year: waiting time has tripled since 2023

Public network NPR focuses on Cubans in Miami: Trump's deportations threaten to take a toll at the polls

More than 727,000 citizenship applications are stuck at USCIS: The wait to become naturalized is now around 10 months

Florida updates requirements for immigrants applying for a driver's license

Cubans in Adjustment Process: What Documents Florida Requires to Obtain a License or Identification

The Supreme Court will decide whether ICE can keep immigrants incarcerated without bail: what is at stake for detained Cubans

Almost 177,000 immigrants in Florida could lose Medicaid starting this Thursday: which Cubans remain protected?

FAFSA 2027-28 is now available: how to apply for scholarships and federal aid to study in the U.S.

Florida opens Medicaid enrollment: who can change their plan and how to do it

Thousands of immigrants will lose Medicaid in Illinois: Cubans are among those exempted

"I'd rather be in prison than continue to be deported in Africa": Cuban reveals possible return to the U.S.

Willy Allen warns: "Nothing has changed, ICE detentions remain the same."

Lawyer warns migrants with I-220A: "I don't even recommend traveling within the country."

Will your marriage be investigated by USCIS? Here’s what you need to know

"After seven years": This is how this Cuban reacted upon receiving her residency in the U.S.

What is happening with the case of the 992 Cubans with I-220A? These are the next steps in the case in Miami

The new public charge rules go into effect, which could deny green cards to immigrants who use public benefits

Mistake that ruins your immigration interview in the U.S.

Can Cubans with Adjustment receive assistance without jeopardizing their case?

Cuban deportee from the U.S. tries to rebuild his life on the island by driving a tricycle in Havana

A Cuban man is expecting his first child, but he is detained by ICE: his wife is fighting to get him back home

When will the anguish experienced by thousands of Cubans I-220A come to an end? Willy Allen III replies

Miami judge rejects government's attempt to dismiss lawsuit from Cubans with I-220A

Lawsuit in Miami could pave the way for residency for half a million Cubans

The Pichy Boys react to deportations: Before blaming the U.S., we must point to Fidel and Raúl Castro

Alejandro Castro Espín's mother-in-law, residing in Hialeah, allegedly provided false information to authorities

Houston lawyer clarifies if you can be denied residency due to public charge

Is the Cuban Adjustment Act in danger? Lawyer John Dutton responds

Willy Allen: "The Cuban Adjustment Act is like a cockroach, it can survive an atomic bomb."

Do you have an immigration court appointment? Arrive by 6:00 AM or you'll have to wait in line

Honduran resident in Miami sends a message to Cubans: "They are no longer untouchable."

The rules for obtaining a green card in the United States are changing: What will USCIS evaluate starting September 18?

Hearing in Miami postponed that could change the landscape for Cubans with I-220A

Cuban deported by the U.S. ends up trapped in the Central African Republic: "I have no criminal record."

Young I-220A arrives in Cuba, imprisoned in Texas, who requested voluntary departure and Havana returned him to the U.S.

She left Cuba four years ago and still doesn't have residency: Cuban woman breaks down due to how much she misses her family

A Cuban with I-220A believed that her parole had been approved and is now facing a deportation order

USCIS warns that traveling with Advance Parole may trigger 3 or 10-year re-entry bans to the U.S.

That was the appointment with ICE of this Cuban I-220A: "A day full of fear"

USCIS tightens evidence requirements for immigration benefit applications

The words of encouragement from this Cuban to all I-220A: "Don't give up, you're not alone."

The excitement of this Cuban woman when she received her permanent residency in the U.S.: "The suffering is over."

Do you have an I-220A? You could be sent to court without knowing that you had already received a notice to appear

Were you deported? Appealing could be your second chance

Immigration attorney Liudmila Marcelo questions new asylum rule

It seemed impossible! Cubana I-220A wins her residency after facing deportation threat: She arrived by raft, and this is what happened to stay in the U.S.

Cuban with I-220A receives deportation order after going to court in Miami: "They didn't let me speak."

Cuban with I-220A bids farewell to the U.S. and returns to Cuba: "I leave with my suitcase full of memories."

Cubano I-220A receives deportation document... and this was his resounding response: "They are crazy."

Cubana I-220A vents on social media about this that happened to her: "It's the worst thing that has ever happened to me in my life."

Starting in September, the public charge rule for applying for permanent residency in the U.S. will change.

Cuba rejected her husband, who requested voluntary departure from the U.S., and he remains imprisoned in Texas

Married to a Cuban residing in the U.S.? Here's what you need to know about the Adjustment Act