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Trump plans to build a mass detention facility at Guantánamo Bay for 30,000 deportees to handle illegal immigration.

Trump intends to house 30,000 deported criminal migrants at Guantanamo Bay as a temporary solution amid immigration pressures.

Trump's plan to detain migrants at Guantánamo Bay has drawn outrage from attorneys and human rights advocates.

Trump's proposal to use Guantanamo for housing illegal aliens sparks anger and criticism, seen as a tactic to associate undocumented migrants with terrorism.

Trump to house 30,000 migrants at Guantanamo Bay, citing safety and security concerns regarding 'worst criminal illegal aliens.'

Trump signs an executive order to expand a detention facility at Guantanamo Bay to hold 30,000 undocumented immigrants.

The Biden administration has released 11 detainees from Guantánamo, significantly reducing its population and tackling long-standing issues about the prison's future.

Moath al-Alwi's release from Guantánamo marks a transition to freedom and highlights the significance of art in expressing detainees' emotions and struggles.

The ongoing transfers from Guantánamo highlight the Biden administration's intentions to eventually close the detention facility.

Migrants at Guantanamo Bay face legal limbo and harsh conditions, with calls for change in how they are treated under U.S. policies.

Biden faces calls to pardon and release Abu Zubaydah, held without charge for 23 years, due to severe health issues and torture.

Military judge affirmed plea agreements in the Sept. 11 case, potentially leading to life sentences instead of death for the accused.

The Pentagon faces complications regarding plea deals with 9/11 defendants after a judge ruled the agreements must remain valid.

Khalid Sheikh Mohammed's case is nearing resolution after 17 years, with a plea deal offering life imprisonment instead of the death penalty.

The U.S.S. Cole bombing defense team faces leadership challenges with the early retirement of the lead lawyer, jeopardizing the trial scheduled for 2025.

A significant 32% of released Gitmo detainees have returned to terrorism, raising concerns about national security under current U.S. policies.

The death penalty trial for the U.S.S. Cole bombing plot coincides with its 25th anniversary in October 2025.

The Pentagon has released Mohammed Abdul Malik Bajabu after nearly 18 years at Guantanamo Bay without charges.

Indonesia is exploring the repatriation of Guantanamo detainee Riduan Isamuddin, despite his controversial past and the expiration of legal actions against him.

US transfers Malaysian detainees from Guantanamo after their plea deals related to Bali bombings, aiding prosecution against alleged mastermind Hambali.

The future of prison operations at Guantanamo Bay faces challenges, including aging population, secret plea deals, and approval for transfer of detainees to stable allies.

Advocates urge Biden to release remaining Gitmo detainees and provide justice before he leaves office.

The military evacuated a showcase prison at Guantanamo Bay due to undisclosed infrastructure problems, relocating all detainees to Camp 6.

The U.S. government is attempting to block Khalid Shaikh Mohammed from pleading guilty, complicating the resolution of the 9/11 case for victims' families.

The hearing for Khalid Shaikh Mohammed's guilty plea has been postponed, but preparations will continue as pleas are still recognized as valid.

The article delves into the methods the CIA employed to explain how Khalid Shaikh Mohammed endured waterboarding 183 times, offering different perspectives on his ability to withstand the technique.

The Sept. 11 case plea proceedings are postponed to allow time for government lawyers to reconsider a plea deal.

Plea hearing for 9/11 mastermind Khalid Shaikh Mohammed halted as court reviews plea deal validity.

Conflict exists between families of victims on preferring a full trial versus accepting a plea deal.

CIA interrogators used physical punishment to deter prisoner from discussing 9/11 attacks during questioning.

Khalid Shaikh Mohammed was subjected to waterboarding 183 times in March 2003 under the mistaken belief of an imminent nuclear attack in the U.S.

The Biden administration's transfer of 11 Yemeni detainees marks a crucial step toward reducing Guantanamo Bay's prison population.

Eleven Yemeni men have been released from Guantánamo after over 20 years, highlighting the urgent need to close the detention center permanently.

Biden administration halted Guantanamo Bay detainee transfer to Oman amid security concerns after Hamas attack on Israel.

Ridah Bin Saleh al Yazidi was repatriated after spending years at Guantanamo without charges, reflecting ongoing issues in closing the detention facility.

The U.S. military has reduced the Guantanamo Bay prisoner count to 15, implementing a plan to restart the lives of released Yemeni prisoners.

Mohammed Farik Bin Amin illustrates his torture experiences in artistic form, as both therapy and a legal strategy in a war crimes trial.

The Pentagon repatriated two Malaysian men who committed war crimes related to the 2002 Bali bombing, reducing Guantanamo's detainee count to 27.

The lawsuit seeks to prevent the transfer of Abd al-Hadi al-Iraqi from Guantanamo Bay to Iraq due to concerns over his safety and health.

Plea deals for 9/11 suspects remain valid despite attempts to annul them, sparing them from the death penalty.

Three detainees have been transferred from Guantanamo Bay in 24 hours, continuing efforts to reduce the detainee population.

Defense Secretary revoked plea agreement with Sept. 11 suspects at Guantanamo Bay, reinstating the case as a death penalty trial.

Austin revokes plea deal authority from senior official to ensure accountability in terrorism trials at Guantanamo Bay.

The Defense Secretary's rescinding of the plea deal in the case of the 9/11 attacks defendant has sparked controversy and uncertainty.

The military judge overseeing the 9/11 attacks case will assess the legality of Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's decision to rescind plea agreements, causing potential delays and controversy.

The 9/11 trial involving five accused conspirators has faced numerous delays, with a start date unlikely before 2026.