Unrealistic Deportation: Cuba Criticizes Trump's Immigration Plan

Cuba's Vice Foreign Minister Carlos Fernandez de Cossio criticized the Trump administration's unrealistic deportation plan targeting mass numbers of immigrants, including Cubans. De Cossio emphasized the need for deportation plans to comply with existing U.S.-Cuba accords. The Trump proposal wasn't discussed in recent U.S.-Cuba dialogues.

Cuba has voiced strong opposition to the Trump administration's plan to deport large numbers of immigrants living in the U.S., criticizing it as both unrealistic and unjust.

Vice Foreign Minister Carlos Fernandez de Cossio emphasized that any deportation efforts must align with existing U.S.-Cuba migration agreements, expressing doubt over the feasibility of mass deportations.

The topic was notably absent from recent conversations between Cuban and U.S. officials, highlighting uncertainties surrounding Trump's adherence to established accords.

(With inputs from agencies.)