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This Tuesday, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) reported that March set a record for border security, recording the lowest number of illegal entries along the country's southwest border since records began. According to the official announcement, approximately 7,180 crossings were recorded in March.
The United States Embassy in Cuba today made a statement on social media where it clarified that its government will continue to support safe and orderly migration in accordance with existing legal norms, which it describes as strict and mandatory. In the announcement posted on the social media, the Embassy stated that the government will continue to support safe and orderly migration in accordance with existing legal norms, which it describes as strict and mandatory.
The acute Cuban economic crisis and the failed state that runs it continue to cause more Cubans to arrive at the Mexican-U.S. border every day in search of freedom and better opportunities. Last October, 8.041 Cubans crossed the border after meeting with U.S. authorities.
The newly elected President of the United States of America, Donald Trump, stated yesterday in an interview that one of his priorities when he takes power on January 20 will be the immigration issue, as he has been warning about since the beginning of his electoral campaign. The 47th president of the United States of America, Donald Trump, said that […]
Recent data from the Customs and Border Protection Office (CBP) revealed that last September more than 9.000 Cubans entered the United States. That month, according to the agency’s statistics, was the month of the fiscal year 2024 that just ended with the fewest migrants entering the border with exactly […]
According to the latest information provided by the Customs and Border Protection Office (CBP), 15,645 Cubans arrived in the United States last July, a figure that is not only lower than that of June, when 17,563 entries were recorded, but is also the lowest since the beginning of […]
According to official figures provided this Monday by the Customs and Border Protection Office (CBP), since the implementation of the humanitarian parole program in January 2023 until June of this year, more than 106,000 Cubans have received travel authorization to enter the United States.
According to information provided monthly by the Customs and Border Protection Office (CBP), almost 19,000 Cubans entered the United States through its borders in May of this year. Specifically, 18,988 Cubans arrived in the northern nation last month and most of them did so through […]
Under the humanitarian parole program implemented in January of last year by the Joe Biden administration, 100,500 Cubans have received the corresponding travel authorization to enter the United States from that date until May 2024 "in a safe, orderly and legal manner," according to the latest data provided by […]
President Joe Biden is expected to sign an executive order aimed at stopping irregular migration by closing the border with Mexico. According to AP, the White House reached out to lawmakers to explain President Biden’s choice. A new order to stop accepting asylum applications will be implemented […]
