The first flight of immigrants to Guantanamo Bay She took off on Tuesday, and Fox News Digital got some of the first pictures of migrants in a military plane for a detention center.
Trump announced last week that he would ask the Pentagon to prepare the site to hold about 30,000 “illegal foreigners” at the military base.
“I can also confirm that the first trips from the United States today to the United States Guantanamo Bay White House press secretary Caroline Levitte said on Tuesday with illegal immigrants.
The United States begins to transfer immigrants to the Gulf of Guantanamo
This image shows migrants traveling to the Bay of Guantanamo. (Ministry of Internal Security)
“Thus, President Trump, Higseth and Chrisy Nayype's house in this promise to use this ability in Gitmo for illegal criminals who broke the laws of our nation's migration and then committed arduous crimes against legal American citizens here at home.”
The first flight was to leave Fort Place with about ten migrants on board. They will be separated from the already 15 detainees, who are among the alleged September 11 planners, including Khaled Sheikh Muhammad.
“Some of them are very bad,” Trump said last week. “We will send them to Guantanamo.”
The immigrant is preparing on a trip to the Bay of Guantanamo. (Ministry of Internal Security)
About 380 members of the service for Naval Station Guantanamo said, the Southern US leadership said on Tuesday, adding that the number of service members will continue to fluctuate based on DHS requirements.
The Trump administration has not mentioned the cost of expanding Guantanamo, which was established in 2002 to detain foreign militants yet. September 11, 2001Attacks on the United States.
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This image shows immigrants traveling a military trip to Guantanamo Bay. (Ministry of Internal Security)
It is part of a wider effort by the administration to launch a “historical” deportation. Trump announced on Saturday Venezuela agreed To regain its citizens who are in the United States illegally, days after a diplomatic dispute with Colombia led to the approval of that nation to restore illegal migrants.
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On his first day in office, Trump deployed the army on the border and declared a state of national emergency, with measures to prevent immigrants from the ability to demand resort to the United States.
Since then, the Ministry of National Security has taken a number of measures to liberate and deport ice agents to arrest and deport ice immigrants, and officers often arrest more than 1,000 a day.
Jennifer Griffin in Fox News contributed to this report.
