Ted Hessen

At this moment, we don't know what sort of access they're going to be getting to attorneys or what might ultimately happen with them. What we have seen in the Trump administration is a kind of similar effort to send Venezuelan migrants and people from other countries as well to the U.S. naval base in Guantanamo Bay, another place that's known as a legal black hole for long-term detention.

At this moment, we don't know what sort of access they're going to be getting to attorneys or what might ultimately happen with them. What we have seen in the Trump administration is a kind of similar effort to send Venezuelan migrants and people from other countries as well to the U.S. naval base in Guantanamo Bay, another place that's known as a legal black hole for long-term detention.

At this moment, we don't know what sort of access they're going to be getting to attorneys or what might ultimately happen with them. What we have seen in the Trump administration is a kind of similar effort to send Venezuelan migrants and people from other countries as well to the U.S. naval base in Guantanamo Bay, another place that's known as a legal black hole for long-term detention.

And in those cases, the people who were there were not ultimately held for long periods. In the case of the Venezuelans, they were able to be removed back to Venezuela. So there is a question, is this a way to pressure the Venezuelan government of President Nicolas Maduro there? to agree to accept these deportees and maybe just open the door generally to accepting more deportees.

And in those cases, the people who were there were not ultimately held for long periods. In the case of the Venezuelans, they were able to be removed back to Venezuela. So there is a question, is this a way to pressure the Venezuelan government of President Nicolas Maduro there? to agree to accept these deportees and maybe just open the door generally to accepting more deportees.

And in those cases, the people who were there were not ultimately held for long periods. In the case of the Venezuelans, they were able to be removed back to Venezuela. So there is a question, is this a way to pressure the Venezuelan government of President Nicolas Maduro there? to agree to accept these deportees and maybe just open the door generally to accepting more deportees.