THE WET FOOT DRY FOOT CUBAN IMMIGRATION POLICY WHERE A CUBAN GETS THE FREE PASS TO A VISA NOW MOVES TO LAREDO TEXAS AS VAN LOADS OF CUBANS EVEN WITH THE POTUS BHO CHAOS EXECUTIVE SIGNED ORDER TO OPEN DIPLOMATIC RELATION WITH THE COMMUNIST CASTRO BRO HAS NOT GAINED ANYTHING FOR THE USA BUT MORE MIGRANTS - AS THE DEMOCRATS TALK THE TALK BUT WALK AWAY FROM TROUBLE EVERYTIME - AS THE POTUS BHO COUNTERS WITH ANY ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT IS FREE TO WALK ACROSS AND BE GIVEN ALL THE US SOCIALIZED BENEFITS

A fast-rising influx of Cubans are crossing the border into Texas by the hundreds each day, approved to enter the United States in a matter of hours.
They walk out to a Laredo street and are greeted by volunteers from Cubanos en Libertad, or Cubans in Freedom, a nonprofit. The volunteers help them arrange travel to their U.S. destination — often Miami — and start applying for work permits and such federal benefits as food stamps and Medicaid, available by law to Cubans immediately after their arrival.
“Right now I feel like the freest Cuban in the whole world,” said Rodny Nápoles, 39, a coach of the Cuban national women’s water polo team who crossed into Laredo this week.

ILANA PANICH-LINSMAN

Cubans wait on the steps of Cubanos en Libertad for family members to pass through the port of entry in Laredo on Tuesday. More Cubans are entering the U.S. through Texas under a law passed in 1966, fueling tensions at the border, where comparable Mexican and Central American immigrants are detained and sent to immigration court. (Ilana Panich-Linsman/The New York Times)

The friendly reception given the Cubans, an artifact of hostile relations with the Castro government, is a stark contrast with the treatment of Central American families fleeing violence in their countries. And it is creating tensions in this predominantly Mexican-American city, where residents saw how Central American migrants, who came in an influx in 2014, were detained by the Border Patrol and ordered to appear in immigration courts.
“The people here are starting to feel resentment,” said U.S. Rep. Henry Cuellar, D-Laredo. “They are asking, is it fair that the Cubans get to stay and the Central Americans are being deported?”
Town officials have warned Cubans not to loiter in the streets. Local bus companies complain that Cubans are chartering special vans to travel.

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