1999grupo U.S. Has Spent $40 Million to Jail About 400 Migrants at Guantánamo

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Five senators who visited the U.S. base at Guantánamo Bay1999grupo, Cuba, criticized the migrant mission there over the weekend as a waste of resources, after the Pentagon estimated that the operation had cost $40 million in its first month.

The Senate delegation on Friday toured Immigration and Customs Enforcement facilities where about 85 migrants were being held, including in a prison that for years housed wartime detainees linked to Al Qaeda.

The hidden costs of detaining migrants at GuantánamoEverything from fresh fruit to school supplies comes to the U.S. Navy base twice a month by barge or plane, Carol Rosenberg explains.

The senators also spoke with officials from the Defense and Homeland Security Departments. About 1,000 government employees, mostly from the military, are staffing the migrant operation.

The administration has sent fewer than 400 men, at least half of them Venezuelans,66jogo casino to the base since February as part of President Trump’s crackdown on illegal immigration. The authorities returned about half of them to facilities in the United States without explaining why scores of people needed to be housed at Guantánamo for short stays.

As of Monday, there were fewer than 90 immigration detainees at the base after the U.S. military delivered 17 Salvadorans and Venezuelans from Guantánamo to a prison in El Salvador.

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