A U.S. judge has approved a lawsuit that could regularize the immigration status of half a million Cubans.

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Multiple reputable reports state that a federal judge in Miami, Jacqueline Becerra, has ruled that she has jurisdiction and rejected dismissal in a lawsuit brought by Cuban migrants with I‑220A forms, allowing the case to proceed and potentially affecting the immigration status of an estimated 500,000–600,000 Cubans in the U.S. This is widely described as giving the lawsuit the green light and as a key step toward possible regularization under the Cuban Adjustment Act, though it does not itself grant status yet.