Cuban Asylum Seekers

Cuban Asylum Seekers face rising challenges globally. High numbers apply in the U.S., Spain, and Mexico, yet low success rates and new policies create uncertainty.

Immigration Attorney Willy Allen Warns: "Cubans with I-220B Status Face the Greatest Concerns"

Published on 4/30/2025

Cuban Woman Freed from ICE Detention in Florida After Advocacy from Congresswoman María Elvira Salazar

Published on 3/29/2025

Uncertainty Grows Over Cuban Women with I-220A Detained in Florida: Latest Updates

Published on 3/19/2025

Third Cuban Woman with I-220A Document Detained at ICE Appointment: What's Going On?

Published on 3/14/2025

Miami's Immigration Courts Overwhelmed: Cuban Asylum Seekers in Limbo

Published on 3/3/2025

Trump Administration's New Policies Postpone Cuban Asylum Seeker's Case in Las Vegas

Published on 1/30/2025

Mexican Authorities Deny Asylum to Cuban Refugees Despite Evidence of Repression

Published on 12/8/2024

Oscar Casanella's Long Wait for Asylum: From Repression in Cuba to Uncertainty in the U.S.

Published on 11/8/2024

Thousands of Cubans Seek Political Asylum in Spain in 2024

Published on 9/23/2024

Over 850,000 Cuban Migrants Arrived in the U.S. Since 2022

Published on 9/17/2024

Over 11,000 Cubans Seek Asylum in Mexico in 2024

Published on 9/3/2024

Cuban Asylum Requests Surge in Spain, Yet Success Rates Remain Low

Published on 6/19/2024