I-220A Form

"I-220A Form" is linked to Cuban migrants' legal status in the U.S. It features legislative efforts, deportation risks, community support, and legal advocacy, with Maria Elvira Salazar as a key figure.

Cuban I-220A Holders: Why Aren't Cuban-American Congress Members Taking Action?

Published on 3/19/2025

Growing Concerns Over Detained Cuban Women with I-220A in Florida: Where Are They Now?

Published on 3/18/2025

Cuban Woman with I-220A Detained by ICE at Immigration Appointment in Miramar

Published on 3/13/2025

Trump's New Plan Aims to Fast-Track Deportations of Hundreds of Thousands of Migrants

Published on 3/4/2025

Cuban Man with I-220A Held by ICE: Community Fears Deportation

Published on 2/25/2025

María Elvira Salazar's Legislative Push to Secure Permanent Legal Status for Cubans with I-220A

Published on 2/19/2025

Representative Maria Elvira Salazar Advocates for Legislation to Legalize Cubans with I-220A

Published on 2/13/2025

Cubans Holding I-220A Forms Face No Deportation Risk, Immigration Lawyer Confirms

Published on 2/8/2025

From Doctor in Barcelona to Tattoo Artist in Miami: A Cuban's Inspiring Journey

Published on 12/2/2024

Cubans in the U.S. Might Avoid Trump's Deportation Agenda

Published on 11/26/2024

Several Cuban Rafters Released After Arrival in Florida This Week

Published on 9/20/2024

Mother with I-220A Thanks Congresswoman María Elvira Salazar for Assistance

Published on 9/3/2024

María Elvira Salazar Urges Cuban Migrants with I-220A: "Expect New Developments in September"

Published on 8/23/2024