Why are there so many Cubans in Miami?

There are so many Cubans in Miami for the following reasons:

1, Cuban Revolution and Migration Tide: 1959 After the Cuban Revolution, a series of political and economic changes took place in Cuba, resulting in a large number of Cubans leaving their country. These people include political leaders, wealthy businessmen, entrepreneurs and ordinary people. After fleeing Cuba, most of these people chose Miami as their new home.

2. Close proximity and cultural ties: Miami's geographical location is close to Cuba, and the distance between the sea areas is only about 90 miles, which makes Miami a natural choice for Cuban immigrants. This geographical proximity and cultural ties promote the close relationship between Cuba and Miami.

3. Family relationships and social networks: Once people settle in Miami, they tend to attract their families and relatives. This wave of immigrants has continuously expanded the Cuban community in Miami. These family and social networks have become an important support, providing support and resources for later immigrants.

4. Employment and business opportunities: Miami, as an important business and tourism center in the southeastern United States, provides a lot of employment and business opportunities, attracting many Cuban immigrants to pursue better life and career development opportunities. Miami is the second largest city in Florida, located in Biscayne Bay, Florida Peninsula.