Cuban Adjustment Act

Cuban migrants -- once treated among the most privileged in the history of the United States -- in 2019 saw their condition recede to become one of the most disadvantaged groups.
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A long interview held last summer with Miami immigration attorney Ira Kurzban offers insight into the confusion over the Cuban Adjustment Act and the wet-foot-dry-foot policy. He…
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With one week left before he leaves office, President Barack Obama made one more move that adds to his Cuba legacy doing away with the “wet foot, dry foot” policy that allows Cubans who…
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The U.S. government "is considering putting an end to a program that encourages Cuban doctors and nurses on overseas assignments to defect," the Reuters news agency reported Friday.
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If the authorities in Washington are now trapped between their anti-Cuban legislation and their fear of a massive arrival of Cubans, it is their duty to find a solution, and it is…
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Colombia's defense minister said that his agency has asked the U.S., Panama and Ecuador for "international information" to deal with the increasing number of immigrants -- Cubans among…
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The Panamanian government has barred Cubans traveling from Ecuador to the United States from crossing into its territory from Colombia, according to the Costa Rican newspaper La Nación.
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Beginning next Tuesday, Ecuador will demand a visa from every Cuban citizen who wishes to enter its territory, Deputy Foreign Minister Xavier Lasso Mendoza told journalists Thursday in…
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No solution was found Tuesday to the impasse between Nicaragua and Costa Rica over the thousands of U.S.-bound Cuban migrants who have been marooned for several days on the border…
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The incident created by more than 1,000 Cuban emigrants who are marooned in Costa Rica has caused a big stir. This event constitutes a problem a lot more complex and widespread than…
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