Parole Granted, Then Detained: Cuban Activist's Deportation Fears

A Cuban activist, Ariel Lara González, who was granted humanitarian parole in 2022, was recently detained by ICE during an immigration appointment. He had previously been deported from the US after six months of detention in 2018. His partner, Elena, expressed her fear and concern, stating, "Tengo miedo porque es horrible." González's family maintains he is not a criminal and fears for his safety if returned to Cuba. His lawyer, Wilfredo Allen, is reopening the case, arguing that González has a right to residency under the Cuban Adjustment Act. The video highlights the complexities of US immigration policies and the human cost of deportation.