Wet foot dry foot

It may happen that a topic as thorny and contentious as deportations becomes the gateway to dialogue.
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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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One might think that Havana has drafted answers for the domestic economy that it has still not enacted. And these would be the domestic valve; our leaders need only to speed them up and…
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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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It seems that President Obama has concluded his policy of reforms in relations with Cuba with the acceptance of a new migratory accord that eliminates the dry-foot-wet-foot policy, and…
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As so often before, Miami's two Heralds are putting different spins on the news that President Obama has called an end to the wet-foot-dry-foot policy maintained by the United States…
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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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