'We Have 30,000 Beds': Trump Wants Gitmo Prepared to Detain Migrants

In a bold move to strengthen national security and enforce immigration laws, President Donald Trump declared his intention to sign an executive order for the adaptation of the Guantánamo Bay naval base to detain illegal migrants. This plan, leveraging the extensive facilities at Gitmo, showcases the administration's commitment to addressing the surge in illegal immigration by ensuring that those who attempt to enter the U.S. unlawfully will be detained, thereby deterring future violations.

In a move that has alarmed human rights advocates, President Donald Trump announced plans to sign an executive order directing the Defense and Homeland Security departments to prepare the infamous Guantánamo Bay facility for the detention of migrants. Critics argue that housing asylum seekers and undocumented immigrants in a site internationally recognized for its harsh treatment of detainees marks a grave escalation in immigration enforcement policies, further tarnishing the nation’s humanitarian reputation.