Cuban Adjustment Act

because Lyndon Johnson signed the Civil Rights Act, but also Lyndon Johnson allowed thousands and thousands of Cubans to flee Cuba.

And Lyndon Johnson signed the Cuban Adjustment Act, which gave Cubans coming here privileges that other immigrants don't have.

Let's be clear about that.

Also, he allowed the freedom flights in the 1960s.

He signed it into law in 1990.

And it is a humanitarian program that is designed to allow people to temporarily stay in the United States, particularly after humanitarian crises, natural disasters, political disasters.

So it's been given to...

Many different nationalities.

It's been given to Ukraine after the war started.

I mean, it's a number of countries.

It's a number of TPS programs.

And I give you that it's supposed to be a temporary program, and it's become more than that.

Now, the Trump administration is boosting deportations by sending people, quote, to countries like Liberia, where they have zero ties, don't speak the language, and simply cannot imagine surviving, said Ms. Davids.

Mr. Sanchez, the Cuban man who was writhing in pain on the flight to Liberia, said he had arrived in the United States in 2010 under the Cuban Adjustment Act and worked as a welder building windows and doors.

In 2018, he was stabbed and shot in his stomach during a robbery in Miami that left him in a coma for 40 days.

He said, Doctors who reviewed pictures of his abdomen said they appeared consistent with his descriptions of what happened to him.

Yeah.

So apparently he had been a legal permanent resident since the Cuban Adjustment Act.

So he was not literally an illegal alien.

I'm exaggerating.

We also have Joe Rogan taking shots at AOC and mocking her over her comment that woke one was crazy, so we'll dive into that as well.

Uh, and then later on, we have a billionaire, Mark Cuban, panics and throws a tantrum against universal healthcare, Medicare for all, uh, which is just beyond disgusting and grotesque, and he should be ashamed of himself doing that.

Uh, so I'll have a lot to say about that as well.

And you guys know the deal, man.

They even put me in a freezing punishment room.

The guards call us bitches and tell us we-- that we should just die." She has been transferred between three ICE detention centers over several months in Florida, Louisiana, and Texas.

She is married to a US citizen, filed her Cuban Adjustment Act paperwork, owned her business for four years, and has no criminal record.

Marianita doesn't have an account on this platform, so posting first full-length credited video here to help raise awareness.