The most infamous detention facility on the globe is still open, now 25 years after the event that precipitated its necessity. There’s no end in sight until the remaining prisoners die, or by an act of a future Congress and president. Approximately 780 men have been or are detained at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, during the nearly 25 years […]
The most infamous detention facility on the globe is still open, now 25 years after the event that precipitated its necessity. There’s no end in sight until the remaining prisoners die, or by an act of a future Congress and president. Approximately 780 men have been or are detained at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, during the nearly 25 years […]
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