Cuban Adjustment Act

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

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

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Cubans with I-220A prepare caravan in Miami and Houston.

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

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

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

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Ramón Saúl Sánchez lashes out at Marco Rubio for putting the Cuban Adjustment Act at risk.

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

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The regime blames the U.S. for "irregular and disorderly emigration of Cubans" after the tragic accident in Chiapas.

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

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Cuban young woman in the U.S.: "We think of ourselves as blue-blooded emigrants."

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

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

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Cuba and the United States make progress on migration issues.

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

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

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

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

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U.S. immigration court denies residency to Cubans with I-220A.

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Cuban couple crosses into Mexico by mistake and are detained in the U.S.

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Judge suspends deportation of Cuban activist Ramón Saúl Sánchez

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Swimmer Diana Nyad praises the bravery of a young person who escaped from Cuba in an inflatable kayak.

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Congress members present Venezuelan Adjustment Act proposal in the U.S.

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EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Alejandro Nápoles, the young man who escaped from Cuba in an inflatable kayak

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María Elvira Salazar requests to grant residency under the Adjustment Act to Cubans with I-220A.

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Almost 14,000 Cubans have arrived in the U.S. thanks to the Humanitarian Parole.

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Parole for Cuban immigrants: 17 questions about the economic sponsor in the U.S.

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Closed border: 15 guidelines for Cuban immigrants seeking to reach the U.S. starting this Friday

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María Elvira Salazar: "The Cuban Adjustment Act is dying."

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