This will double the US capability to hold non -documentary immigrants, he said.
The move is part of Trump’s attempt to break non -documentary immigrants in the United States after Trump’s return to his post. It has promised arrests and mass deportation.
In a brief statement on Tuesday, DHS Secretary Christie Nim said: “President Donald Trump is very clear: Guantanamo will be the worst worst. Which will start today.”
The department posted several photos of detainees aboard the plane. Two officials told the CBS that the group was considered a “high risk”.
Trump ordered that the train de Aragua be nominated as a foreign terrorist organization last month, as part of a directive targeting groups and cartels.
Current Facility – Guantanamo Refugee Operations Center (GMOC) – The Republican and the Democrat administration have both used migrants for decades. It has primarily raised immigrants into the sea.
Trump’s border Tom Hoon said last week that the expansion will be operated by the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
Announcing his plan last week to expand this facility, Trump said: “Some of these (immigrants) are very bad. We do not trust these countries to trust them even because we don’t Want to come back.
“So we’re going to send them to Guantanamo … This is a difficult place to get out.”
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Last year, the International Refugee Delivery Project (IRAP) has been accused of secretly keeping immigrants at the base indefinitely in a “inhuman” situation.
The Biden administration, who was the then president of the time, replied that this place was “no detention facility and none of the immigrants there had been detained”.
The GMOC is separate from the military prison on Guantanamo, which has been detained for several years after the 9/11 attacks.
The Cuban government immediately condemned the news of the expansion of immigration facility last week, calling it “a demonstration of barbarism” by President Magel Daz-Kenil.
It has long considered Guantanamo Bay as “occupation” and condemned the existence of the American Navy base on the island, since Fidel Castro participated in power in 1959.
