A Hispanic person was wrongly deported. As a consequence, they did not receive the $3,000 from their salary. A federal court has strengthened the process for deportation cases for those in the U.S. illegally. Cuban immigrants with immigration proceedings in the U.S. are recommended to seek legal advice.
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