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A Judge Gives the Green Light to the Lawsuit that Could Regularize Half a Million Cubans in the United States

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A federal judge in Miami determined that she has jurisdiction to advance a lawsuit that seeks the regularization of up to half a million Cubans in the United States.

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A federal judge in Miami determined that she has jurisdiction to advance a lawsuit that seeks the regularization of up to half a million Cubans in the United States.

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The court declares itself competent to process a historic dispute that seeks to return the immigration benefits to the citizens of the island who entered the Mexican border after the end of the policy of "dry feet, wet feet"

·Pozuelo de Alarcón, Spain
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Miami (USA), Sep 9 (EFE).- A federal court in Miami will analyze this Thursday a lawsuit that seeks to set a precedent to regularize half a million Cubans in the United States and enforce the Cuban Adjustment Act again, while the arrests of these migrants have been fivefold in Donald’s current mandate [...] The entry Demand in Miami seeks a precedent to regularize half a million Cubans in the United States was first published in HolaNews.

A federal judge in Miami determined that she has jurisdiction to allow the advance of a lawsuit that seeks to benefit up to half a million Cubans who are in the United States and seek to regularize their immigration status. Judge Jacqueline Becerra, from the Southern District of Florida, rejected during a hearing...

A federal judge in Miami has jurisdiction to advance a lawsuit that seeks to regularize the immigration status of Cubans in the United States.

Judge Jacqueline Becerra rejected the DHS motion for dismissal, confirming that the court has jurisdiction over the case

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Clarin broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Wednesday, September 9, 2026.
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