Are Cuban cigars still illegal?

Only persons returning from Cuba after a licensed visit there are permitted to bring Cuban cigars into the United States, provided the value of such cigars does not exceed 100 US dollars and the cigars are for that person's personal use and not for resale. All other importations of Cuban cigars are illegal.



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