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Federal Judge Rules Against Migrant Advocates in Guantanamo Case

The judge declined to block potential migrant transfers to Guantanamo, citing the absence of current detainees, amid ongoing legal challenges from civil rights groups.

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Updated: Mar 15th, 2025, 12:46 AM ET

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A U.S. district judge has ruled against efforts to block the transfer of migrants to Guantanamo Bay. Immigration advocates claim detainees lack legal access and suffer harsh conditions. The Trump administration aims to use the facility for deportations, but the judge noted that currently, there are no detainees at the base. The ruling has drawn criticism from civil rights groups, citing concerns over due process and treatment of migrants. Meanwhile, the administration continues to manage immigration policies amid challenges and legal scrutiny.


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  • A federal judge ruled against advocates seeking to prevent migrant transfers to Guantanamo Bay, indicating that there were currently no detainees and thus no immediate harm could be claimed.

  • President Trump aims to expand immigrant detention and mass deportations, urging the court to maintain discretion over the use of Guantanamo Bay for migrants.

  • Civil rights organizations argue that transferring migrants to Guantanamo constitutes unlawful detention, emphasizing concerns over conditions and access to legal representation.


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