Cuban-Haitian Entrant Program

Target entity: Cuban-Haitian Entrant Program
Context triple: [Cuban Refugee Program, replacedBy, Cuban-Haitian Entrant Program]

• A. Cuban Refugee Program
  The Cuban Refugee Program was a U.S. government initiative that provided assistance, resettlement, and support services to Cubans fleeing the Castro regime during the Cold War era.
• B. U.S.–Cuba migration accords of 1994–1995
  The U.S.–Cuba migration accords of 1994–1995 were bilateral agreements that restructured legal and illegal Cuban migration to the United States, setting annual visa quotas and shaping subsequent policies such as the “wet foot, dry foot” approach.
• C. Cuban mass organizations system
  The Cuban mass organizations system is a state-led network of nationwide civic, labor, and social groups used by the Cuban government to mobilize and politically integrate broad sectors of the population.
• D. Cuban American National Foundation
  The Cuban American National Foundation is a prominent advocacy organization representing Cuban-American interests, particularly focused on influencing U.S. policy toward Cuba and supporting democracy and human rights on the island.
• E. Mariel boatlift
  The Mariel boatlift was a 1980 mass emigration in which around 125,000 Cubans fled to the United States by boat from the port of Mariel, dramatically reshaping Cuban American communities.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Cuban-Haitian Entrant Program
Target entity description: The Cuban-Haitian Entrant Program is a U.S. immigration initiative that provides special legal status and benefits to certain Cuban and Haitian nationals arriving in the United States.

• A. Cuban Refugee Program
  The Cuban Refugee Program was a U.S. government initiative that provided assistance, resettlement, and support services to Cubans fleeing the Castro regime during the Cold War era.
• B. U.S.–Cuba migration accords of 1994–1995
  The U.S.–Cuba migration accords of 1994–1995 were bilateral agreements that restructured legal and illegal Cuban migration to the United States, setting annual visa quotas and shaping subsequent policies such as the “wet foot, dry foot” approach.
• C. Cuban mass organizations system
  The Cuban mass organizations system is a state-led network of nationwide civic, labor, and social groups used by the Cuban government to mobilize and politically integrate broad sectors of the population.
• D. Cuban American National Foundation
  The Cuban American National Foundation is a prominent advocacy organization representing Cuban-American interests, particularly focused on influencing U.S. policy toward Cuba and supporting democracy and human rights on the island.
• E. Mariel boatlift
  The Mariel boatlift was a 1980 mass emigration in which around 125,000 Cubans fled to the United States by boat from the port of Mariel, dramatically reshaping Cuban American communities.
• F. None of above. chosen