WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States and Cuba resumed immigration talks in Washington on Wednesday after a two-year hiatus and U.S. officials said they had again pressed for the release of jailed American contractor Alan Gross.
The last migration roundtable between the United States and Cuba was in January 2011 when officials met in Havana.
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