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What the US military can legally do in immigration crackdown – and at Guantánamo Bay

The first wave of the American forces moved to the southern border “to repel an invasion” to migrants, says the Trump administration.

The US military is also preparing US bases to hold people as part of President Donald Trump’s collective deportation plan, and is making trips to remove them from the country.

Mr. Trump announced on Wednesday that one of this base will be in Guantenamo Bay, Cuba. It is to use the detention facility to start receiving 30,000 “criminal foreigners”.

Why did we write this

Puscent of President Donald Trump to involve the US military with border security and the use of Guantanamo Bay to hold migrants is part of his strategy to test the limits of the armed forces.

Defense Minister Beit Higseth said upon his arrival in the Pentagon on Monday, in his first first statements in this position, that the president “made it clear that there is an emergency on the southern border.” “Foreign terrorist organizations.”

These words – invasion, emergency, and terrorist organizations – have legal meanings that give the president special powers to mobilize the American army. Specifically what the Trump administration requires that the forces do as part of collective deportation now is something that American legal scientists follow closely.

Why did the migrants hold in the Bay of Guanttenamo?

President Trump said in a memorandum on Wednesday that it is a step “to stop the conquest of the borders, dismantle criminal carters, and restore national sovereignty.”

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