Trump sends first group of migrants to Guantanamo Bay

The U.S. government's immigration policy under President Trump has intensified, with the recent deportation of undocumented migrants to various countries, including Guantanamo Bay, India, and Haiti. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced the arrival of undocumented migrants at Guantanamo, where a new facility may hold up to 30,000 individuals. Meanwhile, hundreds of Colombians faced deportation shortly after Trump's inauguration, with many expressing fears and recounting harrowing experiences of violence before arriving in the U.S. Indian deportees recounted their journeys home, restrained during flights and highlighting the desperation that drove them to seek better opportunities abroad. Additionally, Haiti received its first group of deportees under Trump, who faced immediate challenges upon their return, including the confiscation of belongings and inadequate support for reintegration. These developments reflect a broader shift towards stricter immigration enforcement, raising concerns over human rights and the treatment of migrants.