Cubans with I-220a are self-supported for fear of Guantanamo; Cuban fears deportation of his family after support to Trump

Wednesday, February 5, 2025: The Cuban community in Miami faces a climate of tension due to increased deportations. Cubans with I-220a are self-supporting fearing to be sent to Guantanamo, while another fears for their family after supporting Trump. Fear continues to grow. Next, we detail the most important news of the day.

A Cuban couple in Miami decided self -portion To Cuba, fearing to be sent to the base of Guantanamo Without achieving residence in the US, according to a lawyer, leaving without a valid immigration permission implies losing any open asylum case. The journalist Javier Díaz spread this story, warning the Cuban community about the risks of making decisions without due Migratory information. Despite the fear of the strictest immigration measures, experts say that a voluntary exit without a valid permission eliminates the possibility of Return legally To the country.

A Cuban who supported Donald Trump now lives in uncertainty about the possible changes in the immigration policy American, who could revoke the legal status of thousands of migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela. Concerned, he fears the deportation of the six relatives he sponsored under the program implemented by former President Biden. The Immigration lawyer Consulted warns that the government can cancel the Humanitarian parole At any time, exposing the beneficiaries of deportation processes, which has generated anxiety in many Cuban families.

The Cuban migrants In the United States with I-220a they face an uncertain future after changes in immigration policy. This document, which allows a Temporary residencedoes not guarantee to avoid deportation. Exemplary case is Yunior Luis Pino Pérez, participant of the 11J, who requests political asylum in Miami fearing for his safety in Cuba. Dayvel Álvarez and Oscar Casanella are also in slow migratory processes, inciting concern for general immigration measures that may not consider individual cases. Although some achieved the residence for the Cuban adjustment lawrecent decisions complicate this option, leaving thousands of Cubans in a migratory limbo. The lack of clarity in the criteria for assigning the I-220A forms The fear between families that separates by inconsistent migratory decisions increases.

A Cuban who arrived in the United States during the Mariel Exodus In 1980, after spending 40 years in prison, now survives in the Miami streets. Its history, shared by the Tiktok behavior user, reveals how bad decisions can affect the future, even in a Country of opportunities. Accompanied by his Puerto Rican wife, who suffers from Cataract blindnessthe sexagenarian faces difficulties in finding safe refuge and dreams of finding a job to get ahead.

Republican congressman Carlos A. Giménez responded to Cuban Chancellor Bruno Rodríguez, who said that the United States Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, “will stay with the desire” to visit Havana. Giménez criticized al Cuban regime for repressing the people and keeping their propagandaemphasizing that “nobody believes them” and that “they have little.” This exchange arises after Rubio expressed that he has no interest in negotiating with the current Cuban government.

The legacy of the late Cuban singer José Manuel Carvajal Zaldívar, known as The Taigercauses a legal conflict in Miami. The controversy arose when musicians shared an unprecedented song in their account of Instagram. Eliani Rodríguez Pérez, mother of one of her daughters in Cuba, did not authorize this dissemination, according to her lawyer Yuni Barreto. Without a legal representation for heritage, the differences on rights and benefits of musical work continue. Marcel Reinosaexmanoger of the artist, argues that co -authors sought to protect and benefit their heirs with dissemination.

A Chinese migrant He was intercepted by the US Coast Guard while trying to reach the US coast Paddleboard tables superimposed. The incident occurred about 25 miles from Freeport, Bahamas. After being stopped by Cutter Seahorse, the migrant was Returned to Bahamas. In a video shared by the Coast Guard, man is observed, with a Black suitcase Tied to its improvised boat, talking with the officers. The journey reflects the despair to emigrate and Dangers faced by migrants on their way to the United States.

US authorities have transferred to Ten immigrants with criminal records to the Guantanamo Naval Base. This approach is part of a broader strategy of the government of Donald Trump to control illegal immigration. The images suggest that South Guard Operation It is underway, expanding the center of operations for migrants. Although they face criticism for possible violations of Human RightsThe administration defends its decision as a measure to relieve pressure on the detention centers in the US and better manage the immigration crisis.

The Egg shortage In the United States, caused by an aviar flu outbreak, it has led to chains such as Waffle House to increase the prices of their dishes in 50 cents per egg. This increase is part of a trend that affects several restaurants before the Cost increase of the product, which has reached unprecedented levels. Companies like Biscuit Belly have chosen to use liquid egg To reduce expenses, while supermarkets impose purchase limits. Egg prices are expected to continue rising, maintaining pressure on the food sector.

An incident in the small Havana caused the temporary closure of roads after the collision of a tank truck, which transported 9,000 gallons of gasolinewith a car. He Miami-Dade Traffic Department and the team of firefighters they acted quickly, using absorbent materials to contain the leak and recommended to evade the Avenida 27 While the operations continued. The Avenue 22 as an alternative route for drivers.

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