A moving story of reunion was experienced this week in Miami, when a Cuban mother was able to reunite with her little daughter again, after being separated for two years.
As many Cubans have experienced firsthand, separation from family is one of the most difficult steps when emigrating in search of a better life.
This increases when they are the children from whom they must be separated, hoping to be able to give them a better future and enduring the anguish of not being able to have them close, especially if they are still minors.
For this reason, the video of the woman telling her story managed to captivate thousands on the social network TikTok, where she showed the moment when she was able to hug her daughter again, upon receiving her in the United States.
video/7332683904060542250" data-video-id="7332683904060542250">@yineoliBeautiful moment with my daughter, only those who have children far away know what it feels like to be separated from a child, I will never let go of your hand again 🙏🫶😥 I love you my girl ♬ original sound – Alabanzascristianas7 ✝️🙏🌍
The publication sparked dozens of comments, congratulating the woman, on the one hand, and expressing their empathy and happiness for this family, on the other.
“Beautiful moment with my daughter! Only those who have children far away know what it feels like to be separated from them. I will never let go of your hand again, I love you my girl,” the woman, identified online as Yineoli, wrote in her publication.
During these two years, the Cuban woman armed herself with patience to carry out all the necessary procedures to reunite her family in the United States, and finally managed to have her daughter arrive legally and thus be together again.
“Without a doubt, one of the happiest days of my entire life. After two long years of suffering, I have you here with me. You are a fundamental pillar in my life, I love you,” she commented in another post.
On the social network, many users were able to empathize with the mother, and expressed their joy that these types of stories continue to be possible for those who leave the Island in search of a better future.
“It gave me a feeling to see this girl hug her mother, what a pain it is to have her children in Cuba”; “That beautiful baby brought tears to my eyes, congratulations to her and her mother,” were part of the comments.
These cases are among the more than 75,000 stories of successful reunion that have been possible, just for Cubans, in 13 months, thanks to the parole humanitarian initiative promoted by the Democratic administration of Joe Biden.
The ease of legal entry to the US that the program has had has coincided with the highest emigration figures that Cuba has recorded in 65 years, since the triumph of the revolution in 1959.
According to an interview conducted by journalist Mario J. Pentón with Luis Miranda, deputy undersecretary of communications at the Department of Homeland Security, Cubans have monopolized 20% of the humanitarian visas granted by the Citizenship and Immigration Service under that plan, which also It is aimed at people from Haiti, Venezuela and Nicaragua.
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