Rep. Carlos Guimenez (R-FL) on Thursday announcement He sent a letter to Homeland Security (DHS) Director Christie Noem saying that he had promptly investigated and urged her to deport members of Cuba's communist regime, who are now living in the United States.
In recent years, members of the Cuban diaspora in the United States have repeatedly condemned the discovery of dozens of Castro administration suppressors and human rights violators living in the United States after taking advantage of immigration policies implemented by former US President Joe Biden.
August, Cuba Human Rights Foundation (FHRC), non-governmental organizations; Documentation Since February 2023, more than 115 members of Cuba's communist regime have moved to the United States.
In a letter to Secretary Noem, Rep. Gimenez urged the DHS to enforce existing US laws, stressing that he “identifies, deports, and repatriates” suspicious Cuban regime operatives, “poses a direct threat to our national security, the integrity of our immigration system, and the safety of Cuban exiles and American citizens.”
“Run agents who had previously supported the brutal policies of the Castro dictatorship have now used US immigration law to enter our country,” the press release read. “These Cuban regime agents must be identified, investigated and deported immediately.”
The letter continued:
Cuban coordination laws and other humanitarian immigration programs were designed to provide refuge for those fleeing the oppressive Cuban dictatorship. Unfortunately, there have been several reports showing that individuals directly associated with the Cuban Communist Party and oppressive national security devices successfully filmed the immigration system and entered the country pretending to be false. This is a humiliation against our national principles, a direct humiliation against many Cuban exiles seeking freedom in the United States.
Councillor Giménez attached A list containing the names of more than 100 individuals currently resident in the United States who are considered to be suppressors of Castro administration, and their respective relationships to Cuban institutions. This list was compiled based on testimony from the Communist Party officials and the widespread public of the FHRC. list of a known regime.
Some of the individuals listed include Tomás Emilio Hernández Cruz, a former suspect from the Intelligence Bureau of Cuba detention Last week the US Immigration Customs Enforcement (ICE) Homeland Security Survey (HSI) in Miami. Hernandez Cruz is defendant Obtaining legal permanent residence status through unfair means.
Another individual listed is Manuel Menendez Castellanos, a former member of the Cuban Communist Party and identified as the former direct House of Representatives of the late Communist Party dictator Fidel Castro. Menendez Castellanos has entered the United States August 2024 It is believed to reside in Florida through a program known as “Unified Parole for Cuban Familys.”
The list also includes Luis Raul Gonzalez Paldo Rodriguez, a Cuban pilot who is allegedly linked to the deaths of four American citizens in 1996. Cuban pilots have entered the US. April 2024 Through the “Humanitarian Parole” program, up to 30,000 Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans and Venezuelans have called for entry into the United States in an initiative launched by the Biden administration in 2023.
Other individuals listed include Arellise Casagnola Quintana. Allelyse Casagnola Quintana is the suspect who is a former president of citizenship on Isla de la Juventod Island who has entered the United States. May 2024 He reportedly demanded asylum because of “the fear of socialism.” Rosabelle Roca San Pedro suspected of Cuban prosecutor defendant Issuing excessive beliefs about peaceful protesters is also on the list.
“Like many in our community, I was forced from my Cuban homeland shortly after the communist revolution. It is absolutely condemned that agents of the murderous Castro government set up our immigration law to infiltrate our country,” Rep. Gimenez said in a press release.
“I praise President Trump and his administration for the prompt action that recently arrested the Intelligence Bureau from Intelligence, the Cuban dictatorial intelligence agency in South Florida. I look forward to continuing to work closely together to identify, detain and re-return these sleazy con artists living in our country,” he continued.
The US lawmaker said he will continue to work closely with the DHS to further identify agents of terrorist regimes, such as the Castro administration in Cuba, the socialist regime in Venezuela, and the communist regime in Nicaragua.
Christian K. Calzo is a Venezuelan writer and documents life under socialism. You can follow him on Twitter here.
