CUBA REVIEW: Migratory Chaos Underscores Costly Failure of U.S.-Cuba Status Quo

The Biden administration rung in the new year with the announcement of radical measures aiming to curb irregular migration from Cuba, Haiti, and Nicaragua, and establish new legal pathways for would-be migrants from these countries into the United States. Will they work? What other steps should U.S. and Cuban policymakers take immediately to reduce bilateral […]

January 30, 2023
Our Statement on the Resumption of Full Immigrant Visa Processing at U.S. Embassy Havana

WASHINGTON D.C. – The Cuba Study Group celebrates the announcement this week that full immigrant visa processing will resume at the U.S. Embassy in Havana in early 2023 after an interruption of five years. This change will alleviate the suffering of thousands of Cuban families, help restore confidence in American diplomacy, and once again provide […]

September 23, 2022
The New Migratory Wave in Cuba: Destinations, Causes, Figures and Perspectives
December 8, 2022
Organizations Call on U.S. for Immediate Disaster Relief & Cooperation to Fight Matanzas Fire
August 9, 2022
What Could a “Third Way” Cuba Policy Look Like Under Biden?
October 28, 2021
U.S.-Cuba Relations in the Biden Era: A Case for Making Engagement Resilient as a Means of Providing Long-Term Support for the Cuban People
February 16, 2021
2022 FIU Cuba Poll