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Cubans Arrive On Key Biscayne
Just saw this over at Castro Death Watch about 13 Cuban refugees that made it to shore.
What was my first thought upon reading this? You would think happiness over them making it dry land, right?
Wrong.
It was, how long until someone complains about unfair treatment of Cubans vs immigrants from other countries?
My question was answered as soon as I hit the link to here.
Cynicism bites me in the butt once again.
What was my first thought upon reading this? You would think happiness over them making it dry land, right?
Wrong.
It was, how long until someone complains about unfair treatment of Cubans vs immigrants from other countries?
My question was answered as soon as I hit the link to here.
Cynicism bites me in the butt once again.
Labels: Cuban Migrants
posted by Robert at 6:44 PM
1 Comments:
In South Florida, general feelings on migration are rooted in how the many ethnicities are treated. Not just one. Its plain to see, and be upset over, the differences in treatment of people who seek better lives.
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