Cuban Regime Members Abusing U.S. Immigration System
Former members of the Cuban regime involved in repressing dissidents have abused the U.S. immigration system to come to America amid a large exodus from the island, according to a Miami-based human-rights group.
Key Points
- Former Cuban regime members involved in repression have moved to the U.S.
- Victims of government repression in Cuba have encountered their tormentors in the U.S.
- Legal migration pathways, including a Biden administration parole program, have been exploited.
- Calls for stricter vetting of individuals involved in human-rights violations.
Pros
- Exposing potential threats to the U.S. national security.
- Raising awareness about human-rights violations committed by former Cuban regime members.
Cons
- Potential for abuse of the U.S. immigration system.
- Concerns about destabilization and influence by infiltrators from the Cuban government.