Cuban migrants stranded after end of ‘wet feet, dry feet’ policy

Al Jazeera English 2017-01-14

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Hundreds of Cuban migrants have found themselves stranded in transit in South and Central America. This comes after President Barack Obama ended a long-standing policy granting Cubans temporary residency when arriving in the US.
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