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President Obama took a first step to change US/Cuba policy by lifting travel restrictions for Cuban-Americans. But more work remains to be done to normalize relations.
TheCenter for Constitutional Rights reports that critical legislation hasbeen introduced in both the House and the Senate. H.R. 874 and S. 428,known as “Travel for All,” to overturn the travel embargo to Cuba. Contact your representatives and senators and ask them to co-sponsor this important step towards restoring the freedom to travel. |
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