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Cuban immigrants are no longer 'privileged' in the United States

May 28, 2018

Sarah Moreno, Miami Herald
Photo Credit: Moisés Castillo/AP

The renewal of U.S. tourist visas issued to Cubans since bilateral relations were established in 2015 has turned into a headache for many relatives in Miami.

The B-2 visas, valid for five years, that allowed many Cubans on the island to visit relatives in the United States, are about to expire.

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