Several groups of Cuban migrants, totaling over 800 individuals, have been repatriated to Cuba from various countries by the U.S. Coast Guard and other agencies. These repatriations aim to address irregular migration and associated crimes, with specific cases involving migrants intercepted at sea. Despite ongoing efforts to dissuade illegal maritime migration, Cuban rafters continue to attempt reaching the U.S., facing repatriation upon interception. The U.S. Coast Guard and partners emphasize ensuring safe interdiction and repatriation of migrants, highlighting the importance of using lawful pathways for entry into the U.S.