U.S. Offers Refuge to Cubans, Even if They’re Not From Cuba

The world-wide economic crunch has slammed shut ports of entry for immigrants almost everywhere, and in some places even produced offers of all-expense-paid trips home, courtesy of the migrants’ host countries.

Thanks to a recent twist on a relic of the Cold War, however, there is a welcome mat out for an expanding number of U.S.-bound migrants — so long as they can establish that they are citizens of Cuba, even if they have never set foot on the island.http://online.wsj.com/article/SB123905224683194377.htmlBy Joel Millman — Wall Street Journal