U.S. grants visas to dozens of Cubans doctors
07 February 2017 |
4:23 am
As the Trump administration's travel ban related to seven Muslim-majority countries is blocked in court, about three dozen Cuban doctors and health professionals are entering the U.S. under visas granted under a now-defunct program.
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