US Secretary of Security reveals photos of the first migrants sent to Guantanamo: «It will house the worst of the worst»

The United States sent on Tuesday the first flight with migrants arrested in US territory towards a detention center at the Guatánamo military base (Cuba), according to the White House spokeswoman, Karoline Leavitt.

By Albertonews

«We will not allow the US to be a landfill of illegal criminals of nations around the world,» he said in statements this morning to the Fox News chain.

The government of President Donald Trump undertook a campaign against the more than 11 million undocumented migrants in the country, calling them «criminals» and promising to carry out the largest deportation process in the history of the United States.

In their first weeks in power, the authorities have arrested more than 3,000 people throughout the country, a figure away from the «mass» raids Trump promised to make.

The president ordered to expand the ability to detention at the Guantanamo Naval Base to house more than 30,000 people and the Pentagon already deployed more than 150 military for this task.

Among the military deployed are Marina and other military in the southern US Command, Latin America.

Last Wednesday, by signing the memorandum to expand the ability of the migrant center in Guantanamo, Trump said that the measure seeks to «stop the worst illegal criminal immigrants who represent a threat to the American people.»

Under American law, living in the country without authorization or legal status is not a criminal foul but civil. Therefore, it is false that undocumented people have in themselves a «criminal history», as the current government has assured.

Crossing the border without inspection – codified as’ improper income’- or trying to enter the US after being deported or expelled is typified in criminal legislation: the first as a minor crime and the second as a serious crime.

Multiple studies, including an investigation by Stanford University that analyzes data since the 60s, have found that migrants are less likely to commit crimes or be convicted of a crime than people born in the US.