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Trump to Ramp up Transfers to Guantánamo, Including Citizens of Allies

  • As of June 2025, the Trump administration plans to relocate up to 9,000 migrants, including nationals from allied countries, to the Guantanamo Bay naval base.
  • This plan responds to severe overcrowding in domestic detention centers amid President Trump's pledge for the largest deportation of undocumented migrants in US history.
  • Preparations include medical screening of all individuals for fitness, while officials do not plan to notify the migrants' home governments, including those of close allies such as Britain, Germany, and France.
  • Earlier this year, a tent city with 195 structures housing over 3,000 people was built but never used, and the current Guantanamo population remains around 70 detainees, indicating uncertainty about accommodating the large influx.
  • The expansion could free capacity in US facilities but faces criticism over conditions at Guantanamo, ongoing legal challenges, and concerns from international human rights groups and allied countries.
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According to media reports, the U.S. government under President Donald Trump wants to deport significantly more migrants without residence papers via the Guantánamo camp. At least 9000 people would be checked for a possible transfer to the U.S. Marine Base in Cuba, the news portal "Politico" reported, citing documents available to the medium. The White House denied the report as "Fake News". According to "Politico" this would be a significant in…

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According to confidential documents consulted by the Washington Post, Europeans illegally settled in the United States, including French, could be locked up in Guantánamo in the coming days, but information denied by the White House spokesman.

U.S. President Donald Trump allegedly also wants nationals of friendly nations to be held in the notorious camp, which were arrested without valid papers.

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Joe.My.God. broke the news in on Tuesday, June 10, 2025.
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