Following President Trump's Cuba announcement in Miami last Friday, Republican Members of Congress came out opposing President Trump's directive to tighten regulations on U.S. travel to and trade with Cuba.

"We are encouraged that the Trump Administration wants to help Cuba’s private sector. Unfortunately, the people who will be most negatively impacted by this directive are Cuban entrepreneurs." (Photo: Miami New Times)

"This policy was clearly written by people who have never been to Cuba, at least not in this century."

On the eve of President Trump's reported rollback of Cuba policy, a coalition of conservative advocacy organizations, led by Grover Norquist's Americans for Tax Reform, sent the President an open letter urging against a potential reversal of current policies that expanded travel to and trade with Cuba. 

Ahead of President Trump's reported rollback of Cuba policy, leading international human rights organizations issued statements condemning a potential reversal of current policies that expanded travel to and trade with Cuba.