Some famous Cubans are bandleader and entertainment mogul Desi Arnaz, husband of Lucille Ball; bandleader Xavier Cugat (who was born in Spain, but grew up in Cuba) and in truth, many others. However, you shouldn't think in terms of "Cubans contributions to the US", per se, but "Cubans contribution to the rest of the world". Cuba has produced many artists, poets, and singers. It did not, until recently, have a very 'technical' or industrial culture, but instead was agricultural and 'low tech'. Cuba has been run by the Communists of Fidel and Raul Castro since the early 1950s, with much support from the Soviet Union until that country's demise in the early 1990s, and since then has been helped by Communist China and Venezuela. Small free-market reforms have been put in place to help alleviate shortages caused by poor central planning. For example, in 2010, Cubans were allowed to build their own houses for the first time in over half a century.
This question does not really make sense. Why wouldn't Cubans be legal in the US? Cubans have come to the US seeking a better life. What is wrong with that?
Yes, Cubans can travel to the US under certain conditions, such as obtaining a visa or meeting specific criteria for entry.
Cubans
It appears that Cubans fled to US.
miami
Yes, Cubans have a longer life expetancy than an American citizen.
because they want to escape and come to America!
Russians and Cubans.
They settled in Little Havana in Miami, FL.
they have contributed by helping the US grow
Yes, Cubans can travel to the US, but they must meet certain requirements. These requirements typically include obtaining a visa, which can vary depending on the purpose of the visit (such as tourism, work, or study), and meeting any additional criteria set by US immigration authorities. It is important for Cubans to research and understand the specific requirements for their intended travel to the US.
Most Cubans who came to this country using the Wet-Foot-Dry-Foot Policy arrive in Miami, Florida or its environs.