Migrants held at Guantanamo transferred to US
Immigration officials have removed all migrants being held at Guantanamo Bay and returned them to the US, just weeks after sending the first batch to the US military base in Cuba. According to US media reports, all the remaining migrants detained there were transported to another immigration facility in Louisiana.
US Transfers Immigrants Out of Guantanamo Bay to Louisiana
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