President Donald Trump The executive order to send illegal immigrant criminals into the Guantánamo Bay will have them to share space with the last remaining prisoners in the infamous Cuba facility.
Once the home is hundreds of prisoners, only 15 detainees remained before Trump ordered to place “criminal aliens” because his administration increases his efforts to deport.
Trump signed a presidential memorandum and said that they would direct federal officials to receive institutions to illegally receive criminal immigrants in the US. The border emperor Tom Homan said that US immigration and customs immigration would run the facility.
The President instructed the Pentagon to prepare the facility for accommodation up to 30,000 “criminal illegal foreigners” on a US military base. The facility flights began this week, and on Thursday 10 members of the violent Venecuela gang arrived.
The first 10 “high threats” illegals arrive at the Guantánamo Bay are all members
Meet the prisoners
Since 2002, approximately 780 detainees have been held in US military prison Bay Guantánamo, Cuba. Fifteen is left.
Former President George W. Bush created a prison camp for holding suspects for terrorism and “illegal hostile combat fights” after the attack on September 11, 2001.
1. Ramzi bin al-Shibh
Ramzi bin al-Shibh, a Jemenian citizen, is facing capital accusations before the Military Commission for the alleged conspiracy for committing terrorist attacks on September 11, according to the Ministry of Defense (Dod). After the attack, Al-Shibh allegedly worked in the organization to plan on future Al-Qaeda operations, especially using aircraft.
He was captured on September 11, 2002 and was marked as a “high value detainee” because of his position within al-Qaeda. In 2023. The judge ruled that al-Shibh was not mentally competent to face the trial and remove it from the case. He is currently holding on to Guantánam and could face the trial in the future.
2. Walid bin Attash
Walid bin Attash, a Jemenian citizen, was a bodyguard for Osama bin Laden and an older Lieutenant al-Qaeda, according to Dod. He allegedly worked at Case Airlines for the intended part of Southeast Asia from September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, and was also charged with the coordination of an attack at Heathrow airport and Parcel in Karachi.
Attash was captured in 2003 and identified as a detention of “high intelligence”, as well as a high risk for the USA, is charged with conspiracy, civilian attacks, murder in violation of law or war, terrorism, aggravation or danger vessel or aircraft and intentionally cause serious injuries. The Attasha case was in the phase before the altercation from his 2012 pronunciation.
The blurry hole of Mars, the port side of the Arleigh Burke class, led by the USS Cole rocket rocket after the terrorist bomb exploded and killed 17 US sailors and injured approximately 36 others during a filling surgery at the Adden port surgery, Yemen, October 12, 2000. (US Navy/Getty Pictures)
The Arleigh Burke class was led by the USS Cole rocket destroyer at sea for about a month before being attacked by a mission terrorist-Samoubism in which 17 US sailors were killed in October and injured about 36 others during the filling surgery at the Aden, Yemen. 12, 2000. (US Navy/Getty Pictures)
3. Abd al-Rahim al-Nashiri
Abd al-Rahim al-Nashiri, a Saudi Arabian citizen, is facing capital accusations in front of a military commission for his alleged involvement in organizing an attack in 2000 on the USS Cole, killing 17 US sailors in Yemen, According to Dod. Nashiri was captured in 2002 and was identified as a “high value” detainee.
During Nashiri’s time in CIA detention, Guantánama was subjected to various forms of torture, including guidance, ridicule and extreme isolation, they state A 2014 report Conducted the Senate Senate Committee for the Intelligence Service. Nashiri was awarded to charges of terrorism, murder violating war law, perfidy, trying to kill the law of war, conspiracy, intentionally inflicting serious bodily injuries and civilians. His case remained in the pre-Tribine phase since 2011.
4. But Abdul-Aziz Ali
But Abdul-Aziz Ali, a Pakistani citizen acting under the pseudonym Ammar al-Baluchi, is facing capital accusations before the Military Commission for an alleged conspiracy to commit terrorist attacks on September 11, September, September, According to Dod. But he allegedly collaborated with the al-Qaeda leaders at a high level on the planning of the abductors travel on September 11th. September in the United States
But he was captured in 2003. His case remains in the phase before prescribing after his 2012 pronunciation.
5. Encep Nurjaman
Encep Nurjaman, an Indonesian citizen acting under the pseudonym Hambali, is facing accusations of allegedly conspiracy for orchestrating the bombing of Jemaah Islamiyah of 2002 in Indonesia, killing over 200 people, states National anti -terrorist center. Nurjaman was captured in 2003 and was proclaimed “high detained values” upon arrival in Guantánamo in 2006.
Nurjaman faces accusations of conspiracy, murder and terrorism, in addition to alleged involvement in another bombing at the Indonesian JW Marriott 2003, According to Dod. His case remains in the search phase and no trial date is determined.
The undated FBI file image shows Khalid Sheika Mohammed as he appeared on the FBI website of the most sought after terrorists. (FBI/FBI/AFP via Getty Images)
6. Khalid Sheik Mohammed
Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, a Pakistani citizen, is facing capital accusations before the Military Commission for the alleged conspiracy to commit terrorist attacks on September 11, according to Dod. Mohammed is a self -described architect of terrorist attacks, orchestrate them “from A to Z.”
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Mohammed was captured in 2003 and was detained in various prisons at a black town operated by CIA, where he was subjected to various forms of torture under the guilty of the test. According to a 2014 report Intelligence Senate Selecting CommitteeMohammed “was subjected to the waterboard test technique at least 183 times.” Mohammed was moved to the Guantánamo Bay in 2006, while his case remained in the phase before prescribing.
At this illustration of the courtroom, but Hamza Ahmad Suliman Al-Bahlul appears before the Guantánamo Military Commission in Cuba on August 26, 2004. (Reuters/artistic lien/pool)
7. But Hamza Ahmad Suliman al-Bahlul
But Hamza Ahmad Suliman al-Bahlul, a Jemenian citizen, serves a life sentence at the Guantánamo Bay after being convicted of three charges of terrorism in 2008. Guantánamo on the day the prison opened.
He served as media minister Bin Laden and circulated propaganda for al-Qaeda, including a study of the economic influence of terrorist attacks on September 11th on the United States, According to court documents.
Abd al-Hadi al-Iraqi was seen in this undoubted leg on the website of the justice award. (Reuters/Rewards for Justice/Brochur)
8. Abd al-Hadi al-Iraki
Abd al-Hadi al-Iraqi, a Iraqi citizen, is currently enduring part of his 30-year prison sentence after recognizing the guilt for the commander’s command in Afghanistan, which led to an attack on the United States Allied forces in 2003 and 2004, According to court documents. He subsequently accepted an agreement on the confession of guilt and should be released in 2032, a decade after the agreement was reached.
“High Value Prisoner,” Al-Iraq was trapped and transported to Guantánamo in 2007 as a “high value detainee”. He underwent numerous surgery while in military custody, after that, exacerbating the paralyzing degenerative disk disease, According to the recordswhich could result in early release from prison.
9. Mustafa Ahmed al-Hawsawi
Mustafa Ahmed al-Hawsawi, a citizen of Saudi Arabia, was sent to the Guantánamo Bay in 2002. According to court documentsAl-Hawsawi was a suspect operative Al-Qaeda and traveled to Afghanistan shortly after the attack on September 11.
The US government claimed that Al-Hawsawi helped the research schools for terrorist attacks on September 11th and funded bank accounts for abductors.
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He is charged with conspiracy of committing terrorism, attacking civilians and civilians, killing the laws of war, destruction of property by violating the laws of war, abduction, terrorism and providing material support for terrorism.
10. Muhammad Rahim
Muhammad Rahim, a citizen of Afghanistan, holds himself as a war detention and was a higher assistant in al-Qaidi. The last detainee has been sent to prison in recent years because Obama and the first Trump administration have not sent additional individuals to the Guantánamo Bay.
Mustafa Faraj Masud al-Jadid Mohammed, who used the pseudonym Abu Faraj al-Liby, is a senior al-Qaeda official. (Ministry of Defense)
11. Mustafa Faraj Masud al-Jadid Mohammed
Mustafa Faraj Masud al-Jadid Mohammed, who passed Abu Faraj al-Liby, a citizen of Libya, is a higher member of the Al-Qaeda terrorist organization.
In May 2005, he was captured in Mardan in Pakistan after a common effort of CIA and Pakistani intelligence for mutual service (ISA).
It was held for about 460 days at an unknown place before being transferred to the Guantánamo Bay in September 2006. It is considered “detained high valuable.”
Muieen a deen Jamal-Deen Abd al-Fusal Abd al-Sattar was a prisoner at the Guantánamo Bay of February 2002. (Ministry of Defense)
12. Muieen a deen Jamal-Deen Abd al-Fusal Abd al-Sattar
Muieen A. Deen Jamal’s deen Abd al-Fusal Abd al-Sattar was born in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Pakistani forces captured him near the border with Afghanistan in December 2001, handed over to the US custody and sent to the Guantánamo Bay in February 2002.
Detention Assessment He labeled him as a prisoner of “high risk”, noting that “he probably represented the threat to the US, his interests and allies.”
13. Ismail Ali Faraj Ali Bakush
Thus to court documentsHe was a Libyan Islamic Combat Group (Lifo) explosive that trained al-Qaeda members.
He arrived at the Guantánamo Bay in 2002. 2022, was cleaned for release in a country that is not his home country of Libya, on condition that he received assistance in rehabilitation.
14. Gulled Hassan Duran
Duran, 50, was arrested in Somalia in 2004, and the US intelligence service decided that he was a higher member of the Al-Fihaad Al-Islamiya terrorist organization. After two years in CIA detention, he was transferred to Guantánamo in 2006.
He was the first “high detainee” cleared by US authorities in January 2022.
Zayn Al-Abidin Muhammad Husayn, known as Abu Zubaydah, is closed in Guantánam. (Ministry of Defense)
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15. Zayn al-Abidin Muhammad Husayn
Zayn Al-Abidin Muhammad Husayn was captured in 2002 in Pakistan. According to court documents, it was held for four years at the CIA Black Sites, where he was on a water ship 83 times.
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Palestinian with Saudi’s native was an older lieutenant Bin Laden, who played key role in several Al-Qaeda terrorist attacks, according to the US intelligence service. It is still considered a threat to national security.
