| The situation for Cubans with order of | | | | out of the officer mouth is that they have up to |
| deportation in the United States is critical, and the | | | | ninety days to make a decision. First this officer |
| US government should do something to pardon at | | | | try to contact one of your relatives to see if this |
| least those with nonviolent crimes that also | | | | member of your family accept to take you under |
| maintained good behavior while on probation which | | | | his roof, if you as a Cuban detainee felt to |
| are the majority of the deportees. | | | | provide an address for you to go to, chances are |
| Once you've committed a crime it could be a | | | | you never get out and forget it if you have any |
| misdemeanor or a felony offense you have to do | | | | prior violence on your file record. |
| your time, and that's equal for citizens or | | | | If you are one of the lucky ones and get out, |
| residents but citizens are eligible for early release | | | | now you face a Federal probation for the crime |
| plus the good time for good behavior while | | | | you did plus an additional probation with Homeland |
| incarcerated. Instead for Cuban residents the | | | | Security for (LIFE) if you wish to stay in the US |
| good time it is all they get as a benefit because | | | | territory. |
| they are not eligible and this are the rules of the | | | | The rules and regulations of the Federal probation |
| Bureau Of Prisons, so Cubans are force to do | | | | and those of Homeland Security are almost the |
| their entire sentences. | | | | same the little difference is that with the federal |
| This is not all, when they finally finish their time | | | | probation you have to send a written report |
| Cubans are picked up from prison by The | | | | monthly about your income and notify if you |
| Department Of Homeland Security (ICE) who | | | | have any contact with law enforcement, also you |
| transport them to Immigration Detention Centers | | | | are required to appear at the nearest probation |
| " another prison" like Krome in Miami, Guacula, and | | | | office to conduct random drug tests. With |
| Glades also in Florida state where the food and | | | | Homeland Security Cubans are also required to |
| the environment is unpleasant, and Cubans could | | | | appear in person at the nearest office location |
| be transfer overnight and without prior notice to | | | | every two month to check on you for warrants, |
| any location within the nation do not matter if you | | | | any traffic violation like a speeding ticket is |
| live in Miami you could go as far as the state of | | | | enough, so if you have one the officers hand cuff |
| Texas chain up from wrist to waist to ankles, by | | | | you right there. |
| plane so imagine the discomfort. | | | | The Department of homeland Security also |
| The Department of Homeland dictates that | | | | dictate limited areas for Cubans with order of |
| Cubans shall remain in Detention Centers for a | | | | deportation to travel by land with permission or |
| minimum of ninety days, but before Cubans are | | | | by sea which is no more than 3 nautical miles, |
| force to appear in front of an Immigration Judge | | | | others can not even be near a beach. |
| who tells you " if you sign your voluntary | | | | All of this because there is no Immigration treaty |
| deportation from the United States you are free | | | | between the US and the Cuban government |
| within a week or two, so what do you want to | | | | accepting deportees in Cuba, some Cubans caught |
| do Mr?" | | | | in the process said that their life are hopeless and |
| Of course if you been in prison for lets say four | | | | miserable, that they feel like life has gone to an |
| long years do not you want to be release and go | | | | end, without stability, that they wish that they |
| home to your wife and children or your family? | | | | could start a new life like a regular Citizen here in |
| (YES) so you sign that order of deportation no | | | | the US that committed a crime and now got his |
| questions ask without even measuring future | | | | life back with new dreams, and a lot of them are |
| consequences. | | | | people that lived in this country for more than 15 |
| Now if you do not sign that order of deportation | | | | to 25 years as good residents with a clear history |
| the time you had the chance to see the | | | | on their records an a productive life, until they |
| Immigration Judge, be prepare to wait at least | | | | carry out their crimes. The majority nonviolent |
| two month to go in front of a Judge again and | | | | crimes, This people worked hard and paid their |
| the ninety days waiting period for a Cuban to get | | | | taxes all those years. |
| release begins after you see a Judge, and HE/SHE | | | | The government should review their cases and |
| makes the final decision on your case which is | | | | give the nonviolent ones a chance to get back |
| definitely your deportation; so Cubans are force | | | | their resident status. Cubans have family back in |
| to give up and sign or they remain there. God | | | | the island and because they are no longer |
| knows how long. | | | | residents, they are not allow to travel and see |
| Once a Cuban sign that order they are appointed | | | | their mothers, fathers and children. Does a human |
| a deportation officer who gets your file and | | | | being that committed a crime and already paid for |
| review it, and it is up to this officer if you as a | | | | it to society deserves to pay such a hardship for |
| Cuban deportee get release and if you by chance | | | | life? |
| ask about your release the first thing that come | | | | |