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Tom Weber

Trump expected to reverse Cuba policy

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President Trump is expected to announce changes Friday in U.S. policy toward Cuba. He'll likely make the announcement in the Little Havana neighborhood of Miami.

Trump has called President Obama's relaxation of travel and trade restrictions with Cuba a "bad deal," and he may reverse some of Obama's changes to trade and travel policies.

Gary Prevost, a professor emeritus at the College of Saint Benedict and Saint John's University, talked about what that would mean for Cuba and for the U.S.

To hear the full conversation, use the audio player above.