The Trump administration's mass deportation efforts have run into a hitch. The president's plans involved housing thousands of migrants at Guantanamo Bay. But "logistical and legal" challenges have ...

Those refugees were processed for asylum ... "could be held outside the reach of U.S. law," said Frontline. Guantanamo Bay "currently has the capacity to hold 180 migrants," said The Washington ...

More than 20 advocacy organizations endorsed the letter, including the International Refugee Assistance Project, which is calling on the administration to end the use of Guantanamo Bay altogether.

The Guantanamo Bay detention camp ... According to news reports, the center has been used to detain asylum seekers and refugees for several decades, most of which are migrants intercepted at ...

Trump’s drive to use the military in support of mass deportation efforts has also raised legal questions. Defense officials could perform short-term detentions, but it gets much murkier using ...

“Flights to Guantánamo Bay have begun. The worst of the worst ... “to know that targeting is happening.” 15. Freeze refugee admissions. “Refugee arrivals to the United States have been ...

They weren’t Panamanian; many of them had made a global trek from countries in the Middle East, Africa, and Asia to seek refugee status ... outpost at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, into a legally ...

As the Bay Area struggles to maintain its status as a refuge for artists fleeing strife and repressive governments in the face of Washington’s anti-immigrant agenda, the festival’s spotlight is also a ...

She calls herself Molly Crabapple, she’s 32 and she has braved the hell of ISIS-plagued territory to report on the plight of Syrian refugees ... She’s traveled to Guantanamo, Gaza, Lebanon ...