The Trump administration has transferred more than 30 people described as members of the Venezuelan group to Guantanamo Bay’s US Navy base, as US forces and homeland security staff are likely to have thousands of immigrants. Prepares
About a dozen people were brought from the Texas city of Al -Paso on Friday, when Homeland Security Secretary Christ Ninem arrived at Guantanamo. He is the first senior member of the Trump administration to visit the refugee mission at a base in southeastern Cuba.
Ms Nim was taken to the roof of the aircraft’s hanger and observed when US security forces moved the exile on the way to the C -130 military cargo plane’s ramp. Army Commander Major General Philip Jay Ryan, who oversees the refugee mission, was standing with him in the war uniform, and a Chinok transport helicopter can be seen at a distance.
Ms Nim described the men as “criminal foreigners”, saying, “Members of the devil group will no longer have a safe haven in our country.”
The White House has introduced this week as a member of the train de Aragwa, a group of Venezuela who has been nominated by the United States A “international criminal organization” For human trafficking and other crimes. On Saturday evening, a fourth group was a boundary, with an emerging American military wind bridge from the immigration site in El Paso.
But the Trump administration has not released any of their identities, though they think they are all men, nor have they said how long they can be held at the island post.
For Friday’s arrival, some security forces wore war uniforms and had scarfs on their faces, apparently to save their identity. The migrants were all dressed in brown sweat and sweat shirts, like 13 people who were brought to the C -17 cargo plane on Thursday. At least two people were wearing lace shoes, one with yellow and green, the other black and white, and both with a specific Nike logo.
One photo depicts two guards who moved a man towards a mini bus. He was rolled out on ankles and wrists, and was catching a bottle of plastic water.
The man did not blindly tied his eyes or was wearing a noisy device on his head, on the contrary, as the army took action, which he called the “worst worst” of detainees, to whom January. Guantanamo was shifted from Afghanistan to 2002, during the war, during the war, terrorism
The bus windows were darken for a journey from Airfield to Military Prison, where the Pentagon said this week’s arrival was being kept. Instead of taking them to a nearby tent in the city, their buses were driven to a ferry to cross the Gulf in the opposite direction of the base, which has 4,200 residents.
The Pentagon has described Management as “temporary move”.
The military has said that the Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency, or ICE agents have already been detained.
The combination of the forces appeared to handle newcomers. Some of these army military police personnel were shown. One wore a civilian dress, which had no blue jacket and no mask with a “police ice” mark. Some civilian and military forces wore hair caps, which are usually forbidden to fly in the Guantanamo plane for fear of flying in the aircraft engine.
Ms Nim visited the newborn tent camp, where the administration has suggested that thousands, perhaps thousands of migrants who make less threats can be kept. He saw the Marines practicing how to move the migrants to the future tent city, and it was shown a tent from all around and to provide every new arrival-shirts, shorts, underwear and a towel. Display of basic items is shown. And then he got it. Aerial view of the mission with Chinok helicopter.
The helicopter then brought Ms. Nom and her delegation, the army and homeland security officials, across the Guantanamo Bay, to the two decades -old complex residential prisoners from the war on terror, where migrants were first arriving. – It was not known whether he had seen the recent arrival in his cells.
The US Army’s Southern Command has sent troops from North Carolina to Marines and Texas to support this effort in an unknown number of unknown homeland security personnel.
By Friday, St. Petersburg, Fall. Outside, the Coast Guard’s cutter staff also joined the resolute forces for the tent city.
A squad for naval engineers, called sebus, and some medical core personnel also Jackson Well, Fla. From the Navy’s weekly charter, a delegation of professional football leaders arrived at the weekend of the Super Bowl for residential entertainment.
Ms Nim’s visit to Defense Secretary Pete Hegsit came up 20 years after the New Jersey National Guard served at the base as a young officer, which is his first appointment.
In a newsletter of the detention operation staff, the then second lieutenant Mr. Hegsit has predicted that the New England Patriots will win the Super Bowl. “Tom Brady knows winning,” he quoted in a feature saying. “The next one is Montana.”
New England defeated Philadelphia by 24 to 21.
