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USA, first flight for deportation of migrants to Guantanamo
No official confirmation on the number and origin of those transferred
According to some US media, the first flight for the transfer of irregular migrants to the military base in Guantanamo, Cuba, is scheduled to leave today. At the moment, no details have been given on the number of people involved or their countries of origin.
The operation, which has not yet received official confirmation from the authorities, is part of a new strategy to manage irregular immigration in the United States, aimed by President Trump. The conditions of stay and the future legal status of those transferred to the facility remain to be clarified.
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