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In response to "What does today's change to Cuban residency mean? -- nm" by Beryllium

"Ending the policy means Cubans will no longer receive the preferential treatment they have enjoyed for more than two decades. Migrants from all other

Posted by mara Jan 12 '17, 14:50

countries who don't have a visa but are determined to enter the U.S. must sneak into the country and live their lives in fear of deportations.

"In exchange, Cuba has agreed to start accepting Cubans who have been issued a deportation order in the United States, something the communist nation has refused to do for decades."

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I suppose it's a necessary step for normalizing relations, but it sounds pretty shitty for a shit-ton of cubans who are already in the US. -- nm - Beryllium Jan 12, 15:03 2
- (Although if they've been granted residency already, maybe they're grandfathered) -- nm - Beryllium Jan 12, 15:03 1
  - Yeah, it'll affect those that aren't here today. If you got here already you're in based on the past policy. -- nm - Krusty Jan 12, 15:27

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