A total of 104 migrants were returned to Cuba on a new deportation flight. This is the second deportation operation that has taken place since Donald Trump's assumption of office on January 20.
During the flight, deportations of Cuban migrants who were in the United States without proper documentation were carried out. This action fits within the overall immigration policy of the new U.S. administration.
"These deportations continue the administration's strict approach to irregular immigration," a U.S. immigration official stated when asked about the issue.
The measure has raised concerns among some immigrant rights advocates. However, authorities have clarified that they are complying with established immigration laws.
"It is important to follow immigration norms and respect the legal process for entering and remaining in the country safely and legally," emphasized the immigration official.
