Cuban Adjustment Act

Family of Cuban detained by ICE while working for Uber denounces disproportionate treatment

New precedent from the BIA: accepting voluntary departure and not leaving closes the door to residency for 10 years, even if you try to reopen the case

Can you travel to Cuba with pending Cuban adjustment? The new risks of advance parole

Video of the arrest of a Cuban driver by ICE sparks outrage on social media

USCIS assumes 2.2 million immigration enforcement actions under Trump: what it means for Cubans with pending applications

Son of a Cuban pastor persecuted on the island faces deportation after four months detained by ICE

Angie Nixon, Democratic candidate from Florida: "Cuba is a dictatorship, absolutely."

Cuban couple loses appeal against ICE after being deported from the United States

Your I-94 does not appear or contains errors: how to request a review from CBP or USCIS

David Jolly, Democratic candidate for governor of Florida, promises to pressure Trump to expedite residency for Cubans

Documents for the I-485 if you entered the U.S. with parole: What do Cubans need to apply for residency?

Trump and his allies in Miami are killing the Cuban Adjustment Act

USCIS allows free reopening of certain denied immigration cases following the cancellation of the CBP One parole

Cubans with I-220A: What is really happening in the courts of the United States?

Citizenship approvals in the U.S. are plummeting: USCIS office in Miami approves only 68% of applications

Father of Cuban deported to Africa publishes a book recounting his son's odyssey from Cuba to Bangui

USCIS removes options for former parole programs like CHNV from Form I-131: What does it mean for Cubans?

Florida surpasses California and becomes the state with the most new green cards in the U.S.

Why is the I-220A form not a parole? What Cubans need to know about the Adjustment Act

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

Were you denied the 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 again requests dismissal of lawsuit by 992 Cubans with I-220A in Miami

Did you enter on a visa and stayed? This is what you need to answer

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

USCIS Sued Over New Restrictions for Obtaining the Green Card: What Cubans Need to Know

Green card through the Cuban Adjustment Act is now taking almost a year: wait time has tripled since 2023

Public network NPR focuses on Cubans in Miami: Trump's deportations threaten to hit him at the polls

Over 727,000 citizenship applications are stuck at USCIS: The wait to naturalize is now about 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

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

Almost 177,000 immigrants in Florida could lose Medicaid starting this Thursday: which Cubans are still 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 plans and how to do it

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

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

Willy Allen warns: "Nothing has changed, ICE arrests 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 Cuban's reaction upon receiving her residency in the U.S.

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

The new public charge rules come into effect that 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?

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

Cuban man awaits his first child, but is detained by ICE: his wife fights to bring him back home

When will the anguish that thousands of Cubans experience I-220A come to an end? Replies Willy Allen III

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

A 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 need to point out Fidel and Raúl Castro

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

Houston lawyer clarifies whether residency can be denied due to public charge

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

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

Do you have an immigration appointment? Arrive at 6:00 AM or you will 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 that could change the landscape for Cubans with I-220A postponed in Miami

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