http://www.miami.com/mld/miamiherald/news/11671735.htmPosted on Wed, May. 18, 2005
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BY OSCAR CORRAL AND ALFONSO CHARDY
achardy@herald.com
Cuban exile militant Luis Posada Carriles, accused of terrorism, briefly came out of hiding Tuesday before he was arrested by federal immigration authorities and whisked away in a Homeland Security helicopter.
Posada, who has been linked to the 1976 bombing of a Cuban jetliner and to a 1997 series of bombings at tourist hotels in Havana, was arrested in Miami-Dade on the same day Cuban President Fidel Castro mounted a massive march in Havana to accuse U.S. leaders of hypocrisy for sheltering the accused bomber.
And his arrest came just hours after Posada, who has been hiding in the Miami area since he entered the United States illegally in late March, held an invitation-only news conference under tight security at a warehouse near Hialeah.
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The Department of Homeland Security immediately released a statement saying it would not deport Posada to Cuba or its ally, Venezuela, which is requesting his extradition. The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency ''does not generally remove people to Cuba, nor does ICE generally remove people to countries believed to be acting on Cuba's behalf,'' the statement said.
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Makes a big joke on this administrations stand on 'terrorists' I think.