In 1966, the United States of America granted Cuban nationals one of the most benevolent immigration provisions ever granted to nationals of any country on the planet, what became known as the Cuban Adjustment Act.
Rivera highlights the significance of the Cuban Adjustment Act for Cuban immigrants.
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I think the President was signaling to our allies like Poland, a great ally, that we are willing to throw them under a bus.
In sum, Mr. Chairman, it is imperative that Congress do everything in its power to enforce U.S. immigration law.
The result of that policy, which I often refer to as unilateral concessions to the dictatorship, have been well documented.
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