US does not change immigration policy towards Cuba

The US State Department said on July 6 that it has no plans to change its Cold War-era immigration policy toward Cuba to the US.

In a statement, the US State Department stated: “The US administration has no plans to change current immigration policy, including the Cuban Adjustment Act.

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However, the US State Department emphasized that the US will continue to support safe, regulated and orderly immigration from Cuba, as well as full implementation of existing immigration agreements between the two countries. The US State Department also affirmed that normalizing relations is a long and complex process, requiring continued interaction and dialogue between the two governments.

Under a 1966 regulation, the U.S. Attorney General has the discretion to grant any Cuban citizen permanent residency in the United States after one year in the United States, without requiring annual quotas for immigrants.

After nearly 7 months of negotiations with 4 rounds of negotiations, the process of normalizing relations between the US and Cuba has reached a historic milestone with the two countries agreeing on July 1 to reopen their embassies at the end of this month./.

According to VOV.VN