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Immigration attorney discusses what a mass migration from Cuba could mean for Florida

Immigration attorney discusses what a mass migration from Cuba could mean for Florida
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TAMPA, Fla. —

  • Over the weekend, protests took place in Cuba as officials said the island nation was out of oil.
  • Now former Defense Secretary Robert Gates is warning a collapse could cause a mass migration of people to the United States similar to the Mariel Boat Lift of 1980.
  • Tampa Bay 28 anchor Paul LaGrone spoke with a Florida immigration attorney about what this could mean for Florida, the current conditions in Cuba, and more.

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