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Normalizing Relations with Cuba — What are the Implications for Cuban Immigrants?

Normalizing Relations with Cuba — What are the Implications for Cuban Immigrants?

Mar 24, 2016 | Cuban Adjustment Act (CAA), Cuban immigrants, Customs Border Patrol, green card, Green cards, immigration law, Immigration reform, Obama Administration, President Obama, wet-foot/dry-foot

Of great interest to Miami immigration lawyers, as well as Miami itself — home to the largest Cuban community in the United States — is the thawing and normalization of relations with Cuba. This brings to the forefront certain important questions about...
Repealing the Cuban Adjustment Act (CAA)

Repealing the Cuban Adjustment Act (CAA)

Jan 12, 2016 | citizenship, Congress, Cuban Adjustment Act (CAA), Cuban immigrants, deportation, Deportations, green card, Green cards, immigration law, Immigration reform, Obama Administration

The Cuban Adjustment Act (CAA) has had long lasting effects on certain parts of the United States. Today, Miami, Florida is home to the largest Cuban population in the United States. Of particular interest, not just to Miami immigration lawyers, but also the Miami...
Fearing Change in Cuban Immigration Policy, Cuban Migrant Flow Spikes

Fearing Change in Cuban Immigration Policy, Cuban Migrant Flow Spikes

Feb 3, 2015 | border crossings, Congress, Cuban Adjustment Act (CAA), Cuban immigrants, deportation, Deportations, immigration law, Immigration reform, Obama Administration, persecution, Refugee, undocumented immigrants, wet-foot/dry-foot

As a Miami immigration attorney, the announcement by President Barack Obama on December 17th, 2014 ordering the restoration of normal diplomatic relations has held significant interest for me. In light of its geographic proximity to the island, Miami’s Cuban...
Immigration Reform: A Look Back to The Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965

Immigration Reform: A Look Back to The Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965

Oct 10, 2014 | Cuban immigrants, family reunification, Immigration activism, Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965, immigration law, Immigration reform, marriage petition, preference categories, President Johnson, President Obama, Uncategorized

As President Obama weighs sweeping changes to existing immigration policy, nearly all the debate has centered on the problem of illegal immigration. Little discussed are the many concerns of legal immigrants. In order to understand the unique tapestry of today’s...
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