The Trump Administration began to send migrants yesterday to the U.S. Naval Base in Guantanam in Cuba, as part of the migration without documents, the White House announced.
“I can confirm that the first flights from the United States in Guantanamo Bay with illegal migrants in progress,” said the spokeswoman of the White House Karolina Leavitt in the Fox News interview.
“Trump will no longer allow America to be a landfill for illegal criminals from countries from all over the world.”
Trump plans to send as many as 30,000 detained migrants in the U.S. Navy base in Guantanam.
Flights to Guantanamo Bay come at the time the federal government is trying to strengthen their plans for mass deportation. Ever since President Donald Trump took over, the White House has published arrangements for direct deportation in Venezuela and send immigrants without documents from any country – and perhaps and mayors in El Salvador, which governs the largest imprisonment with maximum Security in the world.
Guantanamo is already having a migrant processing plant in which Cubans, Haitians and others are arrested at sea await the outcome of its asylum applications or to be relocated to the third country.
The State Department was in charge of leading the center, with the help of the Ministry of Homeland Security and the Pentagon. Last week, Trump signed a memorandum by which he ordered the ministries of homeland safety and defenses to increase the capacity of Guantanam for migrants in order to be able to process and close 30,000 people.
(Vijesti.ba)
