Guantanamo Bay Prepares for Migrant Influx Amid Legal and Logistical Challenges

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Tents are being set up in Guantanamo Bay for migrants.
Legal questions arise over the Immigration and Nationality Act applicability.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth calls it suitable for migrants and criminals.
Guantanamo can hold fewer than 200 people, requiring significant expansion.
Concerns exist over the rapid setup of facilities without clear guidelines.
Management of the facility will be overseen by Immigrations and Customs Enforcement.

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First Military Flight to Guantanamo Bay Scheduled

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The first U.S. military flight to deport migrants is scheduled for Tuesday.
President Donald Trump supports using Guantanamo for 30,000 migrants.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth calls Guantanamo a “perfect place” for migrants.
Recent deportation flights include Indian migrants returning to India.
Seven prior flights have deported migrants to Ecuador, Guam, Honduras, and Peru.
Colombian officials returned two flights of migrants to Colombia.

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Related Update: 11 hours later

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The first US military flight deporting migrants landed in Cuba on Tuesday evening.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth calls Guantanamo a “perfect place” for migrants.
Approximately 300 service members are supporting operations at Guantanamo.
Critics, including Amy Fischer, call the decision “profoundly cruel”.
Fischer demands: “Shut Gitmo down now and forever!”
US has repatriated Indian and Haitian migrants recently.
Over 725,000 undocumented Indians live in the US.
Over 14,000 arrests of Indian migrants at the Canadian border last year.

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