Former Cuban Judge Juana Orchiedea Akanda faces deportation after being detained by US Customs and Border Protection Agency (CBP) agents for hiding links to Cuba-centric outlets It has been reported on wednesday.
Acanda Rodriguez – 62-year-old woman from Matanzas, Cuba It is reportedly On March 20th, he arrived at Miami International Airport under an immigration visa arranged by his son, who was identified as a US citizen. CBP reportedly custody Acanda Rodriguez upon her arrival and accused her of withholding important information during her immigration process. Most notably her communist affiliation and her three-year career within the Castro administration's judicial system.
“This is not an isolated case. After decades of support for the oppressive model, there have been increasingly attempts by previous officials to enter the country, seeking to benefit from the freedom of the nation that has deteriorated from public office over the years.” I said Diario Las Americas on wednesday.
Independent Cuban outlet 14 Y Medio It has been reported Acanda Rodríguez erases details that can give an explanation of her communist past before traveling to the US, and points out that although there is no social media profile in her name, “simple internet search” reveals everything a Communist judge tried to hide from the eyes of US consuls. 14 Y Medio She explained that her name is listed in several Matanza outlet articles covering galas, ceremonies, anniversary and decorations.
“And she's a figure that's been recognized on multiple occasions for her loyalty and commitment to the administration, not just a simple retired worker.” 14 Y Medio I said. “In one of the reports she is mentioned, “Retirement will probably keep her out of court with quotes, but in her heart and mind, Orchidare will always be a judge.”
Television Yumiri, a local Cuban media channel in Matanza, It has been reported In December 2023, Akanda Rodriguez and other individuals were praised “for recognizing services in the sector,” and Akanda Rodriguez himself was awarded the “Attorney General.”
“It's an awareness of my life's work, a realization of my dreams, and the best example of revolutionary work,” Acanda Rodriguez said at the time.
“Whenever it happens, children of government leaders at all levels go to the US and then try to bring their older parents to escape the hunger and poor conditions of hospitals they themselves have created for the people. This has to be stopped.” I said Mario Penton, Cuban-American journalist Wednesday.
Members of the Cuban diaspora in the United States have repeatedly denounced dozens of Castro regime suppressors known to commit human rights abuses against Cubans who are found to live in the United States after taking advantage of immigration policies implemented under the control of former US President Joe Biden.
The Human Rights Foundation of Cuba (FHRC), a non-governmental organization, maintains what is open to the public list of over 1,000 known and verified Castro Regime Repressors. Organizations listed in August Of that total, more than 115 Cuban suppressors have moved to the United States since February 2023 through Biden-era immigration policies such as the “humanitarian parole” program and the CPBONE smartphone application.
In March, Rep. Carlos Gimenez (R-FL) issued an emergency request Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Christy Noem is calling for the deportation of known Cuban suppressors who currently reside in the United States.
One such repressor, Misael Enamorado Dagerformer secretary of the Cuban Communist Party of Santiago de Cuba and former member of the party's Central Committee, has recently been self-reported. march It was reportedly strengthened following a letter from Rep. Gimenez's letter to Norm, as a result of pressure and public scrutiny from the Cuban diaspora.
Enamorad Darger originally entered the United States at some point in 2023 through the Biden administration's “humanitarian parole” program, with his son Misael Enamorad Leiba living in Texas. It is reportedly life.
March, US Immigration Customs Enforcement (ICE) Homeland Security Survey (HSI) detention Thomas Emilio Emilio Hernandez Cruz, 71, is a former Castro administration intelligence agent in Miami, and has obtained fraudulently legal permanent residency in the United States. ice detail Hernandez Cruz withheld relations and previous service with the Cuban Communist Party at various high-level posts overseas to obtain his green card.
Christian K. Calzo is a Venezuelan writer and documents life under socialism. You can follow him on Twitter here.
