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Cuba-US Relations / Migrants #1082736

NBC Evening News for Sunday, Apr 26, 2015
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(Studio: Peter Alexander) Report introduced.

(Brownsville, Texas: Mark Potter) The steady increase of Cubans sailing to the US examined; scenes shown from the sea & maps of the three routes to the US. [Coast Guard Capt. Mark FEDER@- talks about the network of smugglers.] [US Customs & Border Protection port director Petra HORNE@- talks about Cubans processed.] The Cold War law {Cuban Adjustment Act} allowing Cubans who reach the US to stay noted. [President OBAMA - talks about Cuba.]

Reporter(s):
Alexander, Peter;
Potter, Mark
Duration:
00:02:20

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