VOICED : Cubanos buscan visas estadounidenses en la embajada de La Habana

Cubans queued at the US Embassy in Havana to apply for visas following the suspension of the 'wet foot, dry foot' policy, which previously allowed Cubans who reached US soil to gain permanent residency. The Cuban Adjustment Act of 1966 remains in effect, allowing legal arrivals to seek asylum and residency. The policy change has sparked optimism for legal travel among Cubans. Some believe it offers fairer opportunities and benefits both countries by reducing illegal immigration. The suspension was a longstanding request from Havana and is part of renewed US-Cuba relations. To visit the US, Cubans must pay a non-refundable $160 for the consular interview.

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