Cuban national seeks expedited U.S. re-entry for daughter's medical crisis

Deivy Alemán Oropesa, a Cuban national who voluntarily left the United States in September 2025 following a directive from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), is seeking to return to Orlando, Florida. His application for re-entry is being prioritized for expedited processing by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) due to a humanitarian crisis involving his three-year-old daughter.

The child requires complex medical intervention, potentially including another open-heart surgery. Alemán, who has no criminal record and was married to a U.S. citizen, had previously requested to remain in the country to support his family during his daughter's medical treatments. While his case is being processed swiftly, he remains in Cuba without a confirmed date for his return to the United States.