Trump Administration Returns 40 Migrants from Guantanamo to Louisiana Amid $16M Fiasco and No Future Deportation Flights

The U.S. Department of Defense has confirmed that all 40 migrants previously held at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, have been returned to the United States and are now being detained in Louisiana. This move comes amid allegations of harsh treatment, including the use of restraint chairs on detainees. The Trump administration's decision to transfer these migrants back to the U.S. follows a series of court challenges regarding their detention at the naval base. No additional flights are scheduled to bring more migrants to Guantanamo, marking a significant shift in the administration's approach to migrant detention. The return of these individuals has been described as an abrupt reversal of prior policies aimed at demonstrating toughness in immigration enforcement.