Former Cuban Propagandist Living in the U.S. Under Humanitarian Parole Program
Narciso Amador Fernández Ramírez, a former propagandist for the Cuban communist regime, allegedly lives in the U.S. under the Biden-era 'Humanitarian Parole' program. He insulted Cuban diaspora members in the U.S. He is seeking a green card despite his communist ties.
Key Points
- Narciso Amador Fernández Ramírez, a former propagandist for the Cuban regime, is reportedly living in the U.S. under 'Humanitarian Parole.'
- Despite his communist background, Fernández Ramírez is seeking immigration benefits like Social Security and Medicare.
- His presence in the U.S. raises questions about potential immigration fraud and the screening process for beneficiaries of 'Humanitarian Parole.'
Pros
- Exposes potential immigration fraud under the 'Humanitarian Parole' program
- Sheds light on the presence of former Cuban regime affiliates in the U.S.
Cons
- Raises concerns about individuals with ties to oppressive regimes residing in the U.S.