The question I want to ask on this historic anniversary date is. "should we not take care of our own citizens now in Cuba who desire to leave." For some time. I have been greatly concerned about the grievous plight of a sizable number of American citizens languishing in Cubasome behind bars as political prisonersunable to escape the clutches of Fidel Castro. What is being done on behalf of the at least 800 U.S. citizens. plus their spouses and children. making a total of at least 2.700 persons. stranded in Cuba? I asked this question on August 11. 1966. at a public hearing before the House Immigration and Naturalization Subcommittee. I got no answer from the witness. Attorney General Nicholas deB.
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