Why does the U. S place greater limits on Haitian immigration than it does on Cuban immigration?

A) The U. S controls racial diversification.

B) Haiti is a very developed country.

C) Cuban immigration is political.

D) Cubans live under a communist regime and Haitians do not.

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Kamora

23 March, 02:10

Why does the U. S place greater limits on Haitian immigration than it does on Cuban immigration?

A) The U. S controls racial diversification.

B) Haiti is a very developed country.

C) Cuban immigration is political.

D) Cubans live under a communist regime and Haitians do not.

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Malaki Buchanan · Answer 1

The difference between the two is that due to policy structure, Cubans are considered political refugees, whereas Haitians are viewed only as people fleeing economical crises.

The answer is, "C", Eru. <3

Mayra Holloway · Answer 2

C) Cuban immigration is political.

Why does the U. S place greater limits on Haitian immigration than it does on Cuban immigration?A) The U. S controls racial diversification.B) Haiti is a very developed country.C) Cuban immigration is political.D) Cubans live under a communist regime and Haitians do not.

Why does the U. S place greater limits on Haitian immigration than it does on Cuban immigration?

A) The U. S controls racial diversification.

B) Haiti is a very developed country.

C) Cuban immigration is political.

D) Cubans live under a communist regime and Haitians do not.