Almost 200 of the nearly 200 workers detained at Guantanamo Bay have been freed, according to media studies, and all but one have been flown back to Venezuela following fruitful discussions with the head of the South American country.
The inmates are unlawful immigrants, most of whom had serious legal histories, group connections, or had been ordered to be removed from the U. S. by a national immigration judge.
After centuries of unrest in U.S. relations with Cuban President Nicolas Maduro, the government made the sudden decision to return workers to Guantanamo Bay.
But, it was at Maduro’s demand that Venezuelans” who were unfairly taken” to Guantanamo Bay be otherwise sent back to Venezuela more than linger at the naval base.
The only inmate who was not flown again to Caracas was transferred to a state-side U.S. immigration detention center.
According to an NBC News statement, the airlines indicate that the marine foundation has been cleared out for the time being. The Department of Homeland Security, which oversees ICE, did not respond to a request for comment.
Following President Donald Trump’s massive imprisonment activity that has resulted in more than 11, 000 prosecutions since then, the 178 Venezuelans detained in Guantanamo Bay made their way to the area earlier this month.
Venezuela refused until recently discussion, despite most nations agreeing to accept returning citizens who have been deported from the U.S.
Information about the imprisonment flights and how they came to be were revealed in a federal judge issuing on Thursday.
All prisoners at Guantanamo Bay were refugees who had improperly entered the country, gone through the constitutional system, and been ordered removed from the country but had not self-deported or submitted to ICE for imprisonment, according to a judge filing from Justice Department attorneys as of Wednesday.
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At existing, Guantanamo Bay may carry 2, 500 people at its migrant detention page, which is distinct from its high-security houses where jihadists are detained.
The Trump presidency has pledged to promote the arrests of dangerous legal immigrants, as well as the 1.4 million illegal immigrants who have been ordered removed from the country but have not yet left.
