Wet Foot, Dry Foot Policy

The "Wet Foot, Dry Foot" policy affected Cuban migration, now intertwined with debates on U.S.-Cuba relations, refugee rights, and evolving political stances under various U.S. administrations.

Cuban Music Institute Acknowledges the Passing of Singer Alfredo Rodríguez

Published on 1/23/2026

Cuban Wife Pleads for Help as Husband Detained by ICE, Family Faces Homelessness

Published on 12/30/2025

Cuban Refugee Pleads with ICE to Keep Family Together

Published on 11/21/2025

U.S. Denies Negotiating with Cuban Regime Over José Daniel Ferrer's Exile

Published on 10/17/2025

Yordenis Ugás Criticizes Cuban-Americans for Apathy Towards Politics

Published on 8/6/2025

Cuba Claims U.S. "Criminal Behavior" Over Trump's New Policy Tightening Embargo

Published on 7/1/2025

Can Donald Trump Overturn the Cuban Adjustment Act?

Published on 3/22/2025

Cubans with I-220A Self-Deport Over Guantanamo Fears: "Grave Mistake"

Published on 2/5/2025

Biden Unlikely to Change Cuba Policy Before End of Term

Published on 12/11/2024