Trump Administration Deports All Migrants From Guantanamo Bay

The Trump administration has successfully deported nearly all of the Venezuelan migrants detained at Guantanamo Bay, clearing the facility of its recent influx of detainees. On Thursday, a plane transported 177 migrants back to Venezuela after a stopover in Honduras, while one individual was moved to a U.S. immigration detention facility. The operation has been controversial, with the Department of Homeland Security alleging that some detainees had ties to criminal gangs, a claim disputed by the Venezuelan government, which characterized the returnees as victims of U.S. sanctions. This mass deportation follows a recent surge in arrests and has raised significant legal concerns regarding the administration's authority to detain immigrants at Guantanamo. The legal battle continues as immigrant rights groups challenge the government's practices and seek access to detainees. The rapid deportation has reignited discussions about the rights of migrants and the conditions of their detention.