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Cuban with I-220A Asks for Help to Recover Lost Documents on the Street in Hialeah
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"They gave me a deportation order. I still can't believe this news" were the words of Leidys Barrabí, a young Cuban mother, who crossed the U.S. border in 2022 after a journey from Nicaragua in hopes of building a new life. Barrabi catalogued this as the most difficult moment since arriving in the U.S. four years ago. Like many migrants, she started from scratch. She studied, obtained her cosmetology license and, along with her husband, who also…
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