Lawyers ‘incredibly concerned’ migrants sent to Guantanamo Bay don’t have legal access
The Venezuelan regime sent two planes to the U.S. to pick up 190 migrants and return them to Venezuela. It comes amid concerns about the Trump administration holding migrants at the U.S. Naval Base at Guantanamo Bay.
Luis Alberto Castillo arrived in the United States so that he could “give everything to his son,” said his sister. Then, while scrolling on TikTok, she found out he was headed to Guantánamo.
The president wants to send 30,000 immigrants in the country illegally to the Cuban naval base infamous for its role during the War on Terror. How will he do it?
The first U.S. military flight carrying detained migrants to Guantánamo Bay departed on Tuesday. Here's what to know about ...
These are the first independent images to emerge from the migrant operation that the Trump administration has begun at the ...
Immigration advocacy groups and lawyers are asking the government for greater transparency on the undocumented immigrants ...
In the 1990s, the U.S. used Guantánamo Bay to hold Haitian and Cuban immigrants intercepted at sea. The Trump administration is now sending to Guantánamo people who were arrested on U.S. soil. That ...
Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said she’s confident that steps the government is taking to deport ...
The three unnamed Venezuelan illegal immigrants at the center of the legal case are among hundreds to thousands who could be sent to Guantanamo Bay rather than being deported to Venezuela.
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