Havana (OfficialWire) — Long lines are forming outside travel agencies, migration offices and the U.S. Interests Section in Havana on the first day of a new law easing travel restrictions on Cubans.
The law eliminates a number of bureaucratic procedures and costs that for decades have been both real and symbolic obstacles to travel by islanders.
It is not expected to result in a mass exodus from the island. But foreign embassies have reported a high volume of queries about entry visa applications in recent weeks.
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Odds are they will take there new freedom and use it to exploit America to take the money back to Cuba like every other immigrant does.
GET THE SOCIAL PAPERS IN ORDER, THEY”LL SIGN ON AFTER THE HIT U.S..SOIL.
Stay tuned, if Obama is around much longer there may be a mass exodus to Cuba to take advantage of the tropical paradise and the excellent healthcare that Michael Moore preached about.