In a bold move echoing his hardline immigration policies, former U.S. President Donald Trump has initiated the transfer of undocumented migrants to the Guantanamo Bay naval base in Cuba. This marks the first phase of a plan that could see \"tens of thousands\" relocated to the controversial facility, according to reports.
🚨 The shift reflects an expansion of Trump\u2019s immigration crackdown to include Asian migrants, signaling a dramatic escalation in enforcement strategies. While Guantanamo Bay is historically associated with detainees from the \"War on Terror,\" its new role as a holding site for migrants has sparked debate among human rights advocates.
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The policy raises questions about the treatment of migrants and the legal implications of using a military base for civilian detention. Critics argue it sets a dangerous precedent, while supporters claim it addresses border security challenges. According to a report from CGTN\u2019s Toni Waterman, this strategy underscores the administration\u2019s focus on deterring unauthorized crossings through unconventional measures.
