Wet Foot, Dry Foot Policy

The "Wet Foot, Dry Foot" policy relates to U.S.-Cuba relations, immigration issues, and political tensions, affecting Cuban refugees and policy debates, such as the Cuban Adjustment Act.

U.S. Border Patrol Set to Deport Eleven Cuban Migrants Arriving in Florida Keys

Published on 9/1/2026

Cuban Deported to Africa Seeks Assistance and Warns Fellow Immigrants in the U.S.

Published on 8/27/2026

Cuban Deported by U.S. Finds Himself Stranded in Central African Republic: "I Have No Criminal Record"

Published on 8/23/2026

Cuban Woman's Harrowing Border Crossing Experience: "The Most Distressing Day of My Life"

Published on 7/6/2026

Cuban Woman's Harrowing Journey to the U.S.: 13 Nations and Four Attempts

Published on 6/30/2026

Cuban-American's Journey: From Havana to the U.S. Army's Ranks

Published on 6/16/2026

Gerardo Hernández Faces Backlash for Defending Cuban Regime's Narrative on 1996 Plane Shootdown

Published on 5/21/2026

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