2021 USCGC Isaac Mayo (AMIO)

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An unseaworthy migrant craft sits in front of the Coast Guard Cutter Isaac Mayo, 27 miles south of Long Key, Florida, June 9, 2021. A law enforcement team from the cutter interdicted 16 Cuban migrants from the craft. (U.S. Coast Guard photo)

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2021 USCGC Isaac Mayo (AMIO)

An unseaworthy migrant craft sits in front of the Coast Guard Cutter Isaac Mayo, 27 miles south of Long Key, Florida, June 9, 2021. A law enforcement team from the cutter interdicted 16 Cuban migrants from the craft. (U.S. Coast Guard photo)

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Tags: key West, migrant, AMIO, cuban, CUBA, Uscg, Coast Guard, Islamorada, CBPAMO, Customs and Boarder Protection, CGC Kathleen Moore, CGC Isaac Mayo

Photo by: Petty Officer 2nd Class Ashley Johnson USCG | VIRIN: 210609-G-G0000-101.JPG

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