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"No, the memo itself doesn't provide proof of anything asserted by JW."

That all depends. What I posted on this thread was being reported by local news last night, I said as much at the top.

JW's allegations are not posted anywhere on this thread (that I am aware of, I have yet to read every post), but from what I have read, JW alleges that documents were destroyed and e-mails erased as commanded by Doris Meissner's. That is true, and there is proof of it available.

Further, Rick Ramirez alleges that there was a great deal of anti-Cuban sentiment in the Miami INS offices...not difficult to believe.

Perhaps I should have said - anything assertted by JW in the creent press release", Luis.

You posted at the top of this thread:

.... In a bomb shell announcement, Mr. Ramirez and his attorneys (Judicial Watch) have announced that at a press conference to be held Wednesday, April 10th. at 8:00 AM, they will produce proof that Juan MIguel Gonzalez was fully aware of Elisabet's trip to the US, that Juan Miguel wanted to leave Cuba as well, that the US government was fully aware that Juan Miguel Gonzalez was co-erced by Cuban agents, [left out the histrionics :)]....

JW's press release said:

"The documents reveal that the U.S. government had information indicating that Juan Miguel Gonzalez (Elian’s father) had sought to leave Cuba for the United States. They also reveals the U.S. government was aware that Juan Miguel wanted Elian to stay in the U.S. and that the father was being coerced by the Castro regime.

Hmmm, so I stand corrected - it wasn't JW that said that their evidence would prove anything, it was your post after hearing it on the TV/radio that mentioned proof....

The memo does reveal what the press release said it did regarding JMG's possible visa lottery application, but doesn't support the other two JW assertions.