Cubans stranded 33 days now in U.S. immigration detention
Three Cubans who capsized and survived 33 days, drinking coconut water and eating shellfish and rats on a deserted rocky islet south of Florida, are now in U.S. immigration custody.
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Three Cubans who capsized and survived 33 days, drinking coconut water and eating shellfish and rats on a deserted rocky islet south of Florida, are now in U.S. immigration custody.
MIAMI (AP) — Three Cubans who capsized and survived 33 days on coconut water, shellfish and rats atop a deserted rocky islet south of Florida were in U.S. immigration custody Thursday, and legal experts said they may be allowed to stay under current federal policies. A Coast Guard helicopter earlier this week spotted the two men and one woman and hoisted them in baskets from a rocky cliff in Anguilla Cay, a Bahamian islet close to Cuba. The three were flown to a Key West hospital and then taken Wednesday by U.S. Border Patrol officials to an Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention cen...
MIAMI (AP) — Three Cubans who capsized and survived 33 days on coconut water, shellfish...
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