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Home›Surface Vessels›121 Cuban Migrants Returned to Cuba
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September 23, 2015 · about 11 years ago

121 Cuban Migrants Returned to Cuba

The US Coast Guard has repatriated 121 Cuban migrants to Bahia de Cabañas, Cuba, within the past week. These repatriations are a result of nine separate interdictions at sea in the south Florida Straits. These events all consisted of Cubans attempting to illegally enter the United States on unseawor

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The US Coast Guard has repatriated 121 Cuban migrants to Bahia de Cabañas, Cuba, within the past week.

These repatriations are a result of nine separate interdictions at sea in the south Florida Straits. These events all consisted of Cubans attempting to illegally enter the United States on unseaworthy vessels.

Once aboard a Coast Guard cutter, all migrants receive food, water, shelter and basic medical attention.

Coast Guard Cutters Mohawk, Shrike, Raymond Evans and Kathleen Moore, were involved in these interdictions.

Since Oct. 1, the Coast Guard 7th District estimates that 4,308 Cubans have attempted to illegally migrate via the sea. These numbers represent the total amount of at-sea interdictions, landings and disruptions in the Florida Straits, the Caribbean and Atlantic.

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