Cuban Argumentative Essay

Back in the 1960’s there was a lot going in the U.S and the world. For years and years we as Americans have been known as the saviors to the countries we help to keep their independence and those who want to preserve democracy.One country that has been communist for as long as we know have been abusing their people to get more and more money, and that country is Cuba.In Cuba the government has all control where as the people have none, everything the people have is owned by the government. If a family is living in a house in the city and the government tells them they have to move to the ghetto they have to because the house is not theirs.
You may ask, well why don't the poor and helpless people fend for themselves and move out of Cuba? Well …show more content…
A lot of the time now though we take them in and escort them to a military base that we have on Cuba so they will go back safely and unnoticed. Now later as we began to be more open to the Cuban exhiles, we started to allow them citezenship if they realy wanted it.There was indeed regulations for who is qualified and who didnt qualifiy. In order for a Cuban to get citenenship they had to be educated and learn the English language.Because of the closest place from Cuba in the US is the coast of Floridia,Florida is where most of the Cubans live.When the Cubans heard Castro was taking over lots of private land in their home counntry,they all started to get worried. As time went on Fidel Castro soon began to grow more and more faster and thus him gaining more and more power.Now back in the 1959 Fidel Castro came to power in an armed revolt that overthrew the Cuban dictator Fulgencio Batista.The U.S government did not trust Castro at all and we were wary of his suspicious relationship with the leader of the soviet union, Nikita Khrushchev.Before his inauguration, the current president John F.K had a plan that was given to him by the