Credible Fear

The U.S. approves credible fear for a protester sentenced in Cuba from the 11J demonstration

Immigration lawyer recommends: “If you are not a U.S. citizen, it’s better not to travel” to Cuba

"You could lose your residency": Lawyer warns Cubans about the risks of traveling to the island

Cubans are questioned and notified to a judge at Miami Airport after returning from the island

Do you have an appointment at immigration court? Lawyer advises on strategies and risks

Cuban opponent crosses the border and ends up imprisoned in the U.S.: Facing criminal charges

The Cuban regime denounces the "cruel cynicism" of the U.S., but fears receiving deportees who applied for political asylum

Family of Cuban detained by ICE seeks help to prevent his deportation from the U.S.

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

Appointment with ICE: The worst nightmare of a Cuban with a deportation order in the United States

Cuban in Miami recounts her brother's deportation: "Find a lawyer who truly defends you."

The U.S. will tighten the asylum process for immigrants with criminal records

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

What is the difference between credible fear interviews for arrivals by land and by sea?

Biden administration will raise standards in credible fear interviews

Cuban family with CBP One is separated upon entering the U.S.: "Two people are in custody."

Marco Rubio questions Cuban refugees who visit the island in summer after a year of leaving

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

Cuban couple accidentally crosses into Mexico and is detained in the U.S.

Asylum granted to Cuban pilots who arrived in a powered hang glider in Florida

Cuban pilots on trial for escaping to the U.S. in a powered hang glider.

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

Cuban with I-220B attends immigration appointment and is kept in custody

The U.S. announces changes to streamline asylum applications at the border

Cuban man with a deportation order in the U.S. attends immigration appointment and is taken into custody

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

Deportation flights: Who is at risk of being returned to Cuba by the Biden administration?

Cuban migrants detained in the U.S. fear being repatriated as deportation flights resume

Cuban pilots who fled in a hang glider argue their "credible fear" before U.S. officials.

Does the program for expedited asylum applications at the Mexico border benefit Cubans?

Relatives seek mercy for immigrants denied at the border

The U.S. begins expelling Cubans who have arrived at the southern border

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

Cubans in detention centers in Texas and Florida: If they deport us, we go to prison

The U.S. will allow the reopening of asylum petitions for Cubans affected by the leak of their confidential data

Relatives of irregular Cuban migrants are pleading for them not to be deported

Cuban migrants detained in Texas fear deportation: "The judge is giving the order."

Procedures for the release of Cubans are slowing down at immigration offices in Texas

Cuban pilot who arrived in Florida on AN-2 denied bail

The government claims that the "credible fear" of Cubans is an open political manipulation by the U.S.

The U.S. returns all occupants of stolen boat in Mariel to Cuba

A portion of the group of Cubans who escaped by boat from the port of Mariel are being repatriated

15 Cuban raftsmen are detained in Hollywood Beach; three swam to shore

The Cuban stowaway Yunier García will be able to apply for permanent residency in the U.S. in less than a year.

The Cuban stowaway Yunier García reunites with his family in Miami

Cuban stowaway's cousin reacts to asylum grant in the US: "I'm so happy"

Cuban stowaway Yunier García Duarte is granted asylum

U.S. Supreme Court greenlights the denial of asylum requests at the Mexican border

The family of stowaway Yunier García is hopeful that he will be granted political asylum in the United States

Testimony of the cousin of the Cuban stowaway after the interview to process asylum in the U.S

Cubans on the Island: please stop crossing borders