Historical Events tagged with "castero regime"
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Cuban Adjustment Act Enables Residence Applications
The Cuban Adjustment Act, signed into law by U.S. President Lyndon B. Johnson, provided a pathway for approximately 123,000 Cuban migrants who fled to the United States after the Cuban Revolution to apply for permanent resident status. This landmark legislation aimed to offer flexibility to Cubans facing political and economic challenges under Fidel Castro's regime. The Act established that if they managed to reach U.S. soil, they could become eligible for legal residency. It reflects U.S. immigration policy responding to Cold War dynamics, particularly the plight of Cuban exiles.
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