Name: How a group of recently arrived Cuban arrivals found out about the end of the ‘wet foot, dry foot’ policy
Uploaded: 2017-01-15T05:25:00-05:00
Duration: 1 min
Description: The announcement to scrap the benefits came as a bucket of cold water for the Cuban migrants who just arrived in the United States. As this group waits for their papers, the uncertainty grows on whether they will ever be reunited with the relatives they left on the island.

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The announcement to scrap the benefits came as a bucket of cold water for the Cuban migrants who just arrived in the United States. As this group waits for their papers, the uncertainty grows on whether they will ever be reunited with the relatives they left on the island.

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How a group of recently arrived Cuban arrivals found out about the end of the ‘wet foot, dry foot’ policy

La noticia del fin de los beneficios a los migrantes de Cuba llegó como un balde de agua fría para los últimos en llegar. Este grupo espera sus papeles con la incertidumbre de si podrá reencontrarse con los familiares que dejaron en la isla.

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How a group of recently arrived Cuban arrivals found out about the end of the ‘wet foot, dry foot’…

Cómo un grupo de cubanos recién llegados a Miami se enteró del fin de la política ‘pies secos, pies mojados’

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