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Guantánamo, Donald Trump’s “Immigrant Problem,” and the Rest of Us

The Trump administration has transferred over a hundred Venezuelan immigrants to Guantánamo Bay Naval Base, isolating them from the outside world, which lawyers claim is a violation of their civil rights.
A lawsuit filed by CCR and the ACLU claims the government prevents Guantánamo detainees from accessing legal assistance and knowing their rights.
The Trump administration's plans could lead to housing up to 30,000 immigrants at Guantánamo, raising concerns over inhumane treatment and lack of due process.
Many detainees have been wrongly accused of being dangerous criminals, with no violent criminal records found by news outlets.

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telesurtv.net

U.S. Company Actions Against Immigrants Reported at Guantánamo Naval Base

The anti-immigrant policy of U.S. President Donald Trump reflects the violation of human rights, this time in the immigration detention center in the illegally occupied Cuban territory of Guantánamo, following a complaint about the actions of a U.S.-administered company. READ ALSO: Latinos boycott companies in the U.S.

2 days ago

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naked capitalism

Guantánamo, Donald Trump’s “Immigrant Problem,” and the Rest of Us

Trump's methods for dealing with immigrants with less than solid visa status are often cruel. That is almost certainly a feature, not a bug.

3 days ago

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Salon

"Intentional cruelty": Trump administration accused of "disappearing" immigrants at Guantánamo

The Trump administration is refusing to say who it is sending to Guantánamo Bay or why

4 days ago·San Francisco, United States

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The Pilot Newspaper

Column: Chaos, Carnage and Cruelty

President Donald Trump doesn’t care how much chaos he creates, how much carnage he causes, and how much cruelty he inflicts on people, including his own supporters.

5 days ago

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