Legal Resources

A recent Board of Immigration Appeals decision on the I-220A could affect thousands of Cubans who received conditional release at the border and their eligibility for the Cuban Adjustment Act.

A federal court of appeals has ruled that Form I-220A does not qualify as parole under the Cuban Adjustment Act, affecting green card eligibility for many Cuban families.

In a recent decision of the U.S. Board of Immigration Appeals, it was determined that the I-220A or conditional release granted to a Cuban detained after crossing the border cannot be considered a humanitarian parole. As a result, the residency benefit granted under the Cuban Adjustment Act will be revoked. This decision has the potential […]