US ends special treatment for Cuban migrants

President Obama is ending a policy that gives automatic residency to Cuban nationals arriving on US soil.

The policy, known as wet-foot dry-foot, allowed Cubans without US visas to apply to stay in the United States.

As Steve Mort reports from Florida, the move comes just days before Mr Obama leaves the White House.

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