US President Donald Trump on Wednesday announced that he was going to sign an executive order for the facilities established for 30,000 deported migrants at Gwantanamo Bay.
Trump said that he directed the Defense and Homeland Security Department to start preparations during the first ceremony in the evening, where he signed another immigration prohibition measure law called Relay Act.
Trump said the “migrant facility” at Gwantanamo Bay would be used to threaten American people to the worst criminal illegal aliens. “
Trump said, “Some of them are so bad that we are not even a country to catch them, because we do not want to come back to them.”
Trump’s promise to increase exile
During his 2024 campaign for the President, Trump promised to significantly reduce immigration and strengthen limits control.
Trump has signed executive orders, which targets boundary and law enforcement since taking office, the administration appears highly to its orders, depicting photographs of American military aircraft and touching migrants in Central America Takes
Even though similar exile occurred under the Biden administration, the US did not use military aircraft.
Trump on Wednesday said on the signature of the bill related to immigration that some people cannot be counted to be sent back to their home countries.
“Some of them are so bad that we do not make the subject of the country.
Gwantanamo Bay gains notorious for allegations of torture
The Guantanamo Bay Military Jail was opened in January 2002 at an US Navy base located in South -East Cuba.
George W. The Bush administration, because it fought on terrorism after September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks chose the convenience of the US to explain unfair persons in detail.
The Bush administration chose the convenience due to its unique position as it was under American control, but it was not technically inside the US.
But hundreds of people who were sent to Gwantanamo Bay entered a Merky region where they had no legal rights.
Over the years, hundreds of people gave rise to international resentment from the United Nations, with allegations of prisoners’ physical remedies, interrogation through torture, and without the legal abortion of the US government.
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