The Cuban influencer Alexander Otaola seized the opportunity to comment on the immigration predicament of broadcaster Frank Abel González Bernal, who recently broke down in tears after receiving a deportation notice from U.S. immigration authorities. In his latest broadcast, Otaola delivered a sarcastic and forthright response to the announcement: "It's music to my ears hearing Frank Abel crying, which to me is just a show trying to grab attention for the Destino show," he stated.
Otaola questioned the legitimacy of the supposed political asylum process that Frank Abel claims to have initiated three years ago in Tampa. "If he really filed for political asylum in Tampa three years ago, there should have been a resolution by now unless he lost it," Otaola remarked.
The host also expressed approval of the actions taken by U.S. authorities in the current immigration climate: "I'm glad President Trump, Homeland Security, and ICE are cleaning up. Go back, go back. He can't leave now because he's a deserter, didn't know that, because we haven't seen you say anything in favor of freedom since you arrived. We see you justifying people going to Cuba, sending packages to Cuba, money to Cuba; we see you on the show that's like a branch of the Granma newspaper."
Otaola criticized Frank Abel's record, pointing out his stance on the Cuban situation and his apparent lack of activism for the island's freedom. "I think it will be hard for you to prove political asylum. In all these years you've been here, you haven't participated in anything for the freedom of Cubans, you haven't even accidentally attended a demonstration or gathering. I don't know how you're going to support a political asylum claim in front of Immigration," he asserted.
Frank Abel now faces potential deportation after receiving a deportation letter that casts doubt on his legal status in the United States. He has expressed desperation, arguing that he cannot return to Cuba.
Understanding Frank Abel's Deportation Dilemma
What triggered Frank Abel's deportation notice?
Frank Abel received a deportation notice from U.S. immigration authorities, which has raised questions about his legal status in the country.
How did Alexander Otaola respond to Frank Abel's situation?
Alexander Otaola responded with sarcasm and criticism, questioning the validity of Frank Abel's asylum claim and highlighting his lack of activism for Cuban freedom.
Why does Otaola doubt Frank Abel's asylum claim?
Otaola doubts Frank Abel's asylum claim due to the absence of any resolution after three years and Frank Abel's perceived inaction towards advocating for Cuban freedom.