Did they settle the debate over U.S. policy in Puerto Rico and Cuba?

The debate over U.S. policy in Puerto Rico and Cuba has not been definitively settled and remains a complex and contentious issue. In Puerto Rico, discussions continue about its political status, including statehood, independence, or maintaining the current commonwealth status. Similarly, U.S. relations with Cuba have evolved but still reflect ongoing tensions, particularly regarding trade, travel restrictions, and human rights concerns. Both situations involve various stakeholders and divergent opinions, making a clear resolution elusive.