Administration Considers Title 42 Expansion

Cubans, Nicaraguans. and Haitians could be included in mass expulsions.  President Biden’s administration is considering expanding Title 42 restrictions to apply to Cuban, Nicaraguan and Haitian migrants. Administration…

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U.S. Immigration Processing to Resume in Havana

State Department to hold full visa interviews by 2023. State Department officials announced last week that the United States will resume full immigration visa processing at their embassy…

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Senators Call for Russia to be Designated Terrorism Sponsor

They renewed calls for the president to get tougher with Moscow.  Senators Lindsey Graham of South Carolina and Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut called on President Biden’s administration to…

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Some Legislators Still Trying to Close Guantanamo Bay

Efforts to shut down the facility have failed to gain adequate support. Last month, majority members of the House advanced legislation with the intent to close the Guantanamo…

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Mexican President Refuses Invitation to Americas Summit

Protests omission of leaders from Cuba, Venezuela, and Nicaragua.  On Monday, Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador made good on his word and officially refused to attend the…

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U.S. Sanctions Cuba Over Harsh Response to Protests

Sanctions would target senior officials. On Thursday, President Biden’s administration began imposing a range of new sanctions against Cuba. The action is intended to hold the government and…

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DHS Secretary tells Cubans, Haitians, “Don’t Come”

Mayorkas called his statement a “humanitarian message.” Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas on Thursday warned those fleeing Haiti and Cuba amid unrest not to attempt to…

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Protestors Demand Freedom in Cuba

“We stand with the Cuban people,” President Biden said. Thousands of Cubans are taking part in protests against the communist government that began on Sunday. They are crying…

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Administration Maintains Recent Stance on Cuba

State Department continues to consider Cuba a State Sponsor of Terror.  Last week, the State Department released a statement from Secretary Antony Blinken listing nations that “are not…

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Senators Introduce Bill Regarding Cuba

They aim to freeze relationship status, keeping island nation on State Sponsor of Terror list. On Monday, Senators Marco Rubio, Rick Scott, and Ted Cruz introduced a new…

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