no, you willl fr not have univel freedom at guantanamo bay. it sen is prison.the i time they ned as a temporary place to send them home. this is about temporary holding high profile, high threat individuals. >> laura: what about the 9/11 te detainees? did you geaw tt a chance to head over there? i tell them all periods we. >> laura: did you see mohammed? how is he looking?eikh i don't really care, and i hope he finds justice. one of the things i agree with my predecessor but he deserves the death penalty and i hope he finds it too through that system. we consolidated in the camp 5 appeared to actually they itiohave been there a long timed certainly they are taking care c of. >> laura: after spending thentan day with secretary hegseth and phenomenal staff and all the troops at guantanamo bay, we learned a lot.yo we learned what the media want yoieveu to believe about how ama is and howille we treat the illl aliens on the way out of the country. and we learned about the ere.humanity of the troops here thersee service. they are absolute loyalty to the mission and

well, i'm back from guantanamo bay. defense secretary pete hegseth gave "the ingraham angle" inside look at where illegals are being held. we will bring you our exclusive coverage in moments. but, first, the art of the reveal that's the focus of tonight's angle. what a novel con encephalopathy. the president who wants the government to work for not against us. stop blowing our money on pointless wars and start making us money whenever possible. >> we're going to be signing an agreement, which will be a very big agreement. that will be on rare earth. and other things we are in for 150. and europe $100 billion. that's a big difference. a lot of money in the future i think that's appropriate because we have taxpayers that are -- shouldn't be footing the bill. >> laura: he is 100 percent correct. this war was a catastrophe for both sides and a drain on america. and now it's time to use our leverage to make things as fair as possible for all parties and only trump could pull this off. and only trump could have pulled in elon

soil to guantanamo bay. and now there. >> are so many. >> questions circulating. >> around the logistics. >> of all of this. >> the reason, kate. is because there are multiple federal agencies. >> involved, each. >> with their own set of expertise and experience when it comes to housing migrants. and a lot of this kicked off as soon as president donald trump announced at the white house that he was going to use guantanamo bay to house 30,000 migrants as one source put it, the execution was called for before the planning had really even begun. and so now they're backing into that planning. this is how another source described it. they said, quote, no, really, nobody really knows what's going on between dod, ice and cbp. we've got everyone pointing fingers, pointing fingers, saying they're in charge. they're paying for this. they're providing security. no one actually knows. here's what we do know. there are currently 700 military personnel supporting the efforts there. there is an emerging tent facility that

there are at of questions about the announcement this week that guantanamo bay will be used as a detention facility for migrants. will people held at guantanamo have the same rights and access to attorneys that they have here in the united states? >> yes, due process will be followed. and having facilities at guantanamo bay will be an asset to us and that we'll have the capacity to do there what we've always done. we've always had a presence of illegal immigrants there that have been detained, we're just building out some capacity. we appreciate the partnership of the d.o.d. in getting that up to the level that it needs to get to in order tto facilate this repatriation of people back to their country. so, remember, that guantanamo bay clearly, by this president, has said that it will hold the worst of the worst. that we are going after those bad actors. just last week, i was in new york city. we were going after people that had warrants out for their arrests on murders and rapes, assaults, gun purchases, drug trafficking. in fact, we had a member of tda that was one of the ring leaders tha

they are still trying to round up a lot of them, horrible criminals and sending them to guantÁnamo bayexactly the thing to do. >> we've heard some screeching, a congressman complaining about the prayer breakfast like trump invented is a theocratic thing going on forever, people don't know some history for example, the clinton administration in the 90s using guantÁnamo bay for migrants. this is not new. >> it's interesting one of the things obama was running on was closing gitmo. there is a period of time for democrats have popular thing to shut it down and now it seems to be a popular thing to be used in this way and it does send a message in this specifically might be trendy with this bank we've seen grow and expand dramatically in the last year end a half or so across america, particularly but up to 30,000 migrants could be there and as the president pointed out, these are the real bad guys intended to be there. >> i know you have intel on this, what are you hearing? >> i spoke with secretary noem just before this and we had a conversation going to understand what's happening. she fu

you know, isis, etc, in guantanamo bay. those are the maximum security area. namo naval base that have been utilized many times, even during the 90s, to house migrants, including, you know, cubans and haitians. so this is the part that the white house says they're being sent to. >> right. you're absolutely right. there's an area there in guantanamo bay where we know for years there have been folks who've been taken into custody for terrorism, people who were connected to nine over 11, for example, they've been housed in a high security area there at guantanamo bay. our understanding is that now they're probably just a handful, maybe 10 or 15, who fit that description that are now at guantanamo bay. there is separate space there that has been used for migrants in the past. that is being, as we understood it last week, was to be retrofitted, to be made sure that it could house migrants. now, in a way that is humane as they go through the deportation process, facilities that are separate from those that were to be used for terrorists, quite frankly, and can now be

butts, guantanamo bay is a dubious location to detain immigrants the detention center has only been usedfor work detainees it is unfortunate to acquaint immigrants with international war criminals. further the facilities at guantÁnamo are in poor condition are extremely understaffed. the u.s. military which is already stretched for resources is now spending millions of dollars to use military aircraft and thousands of hours of military personnel time for these operations. while at naval station in guantÁnamo does prepare for mass migration operations, these operations are for saving people, leaving dire situations in cuba or haiti on unsafe grounds. not moving individuals already in the united states to a place with the saddest and there it's ambiguous. i have questions about the legality of this operation i am concerned this is part of a border effort by president trump to militarize immigration enforcement. at the president at the behest will use common sense to follow the law stop spending significant amount of taxpayer dollars on performative deportation activities. general guillot i

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and now to be utilized here at guantanamo bay. so those facilities, i think we need to be really transparent about and make sure that people know what they're like. and we're going to be encouraging people to continuously, if you're in this country illegally, you should go home. you should go back to your home country. don't wait until we have the opportunity to sweep you up because you have overstayed your orders. you have final removal orders, or you've been committing crimes. in our communities. we do not want you here and you should leave. and many of the countries we've been negotiating with, they've been willing to come to the table and said, yes, we'll take them back. >> so there are two there are lots of different sort of buckets of people, if you will. you're right now talking about, as you say again, the worst of the worst people who you say committed crimes, but it's it's still unclear how, first of all, whether there are 30,000 people who fit that description. >> right? correct. >> there. >> you know, we are going thro

guantanamo bay migrant flights reportedly set to start this weekend. the defense secretary, pete hegseth, on using guantanamo bay -- a place he was stationed -- to host criminal migrants. >> as we've said from the beginning, 40 one will wait on the defense department. we will be a key element of expulsions and mass deportations. so as we identify criminal illegals in our country, the military is leaning forward to help with moving hem out to their home countries or somewhere else in the interim. if they can't go somewhere right away, they can go to guantanamo bay. there's two aspects. one, migrant facilities. going become to the '990s, there were tens of thousands of haitians and cuban migrants who were housed there because it was a transit point in the caribbean, and i knew of those places when i was there, and those we're going to stand unfairly quickly. you can get those of -- thousands of individuals in tents secured at places in guantanamo bay. there's always the eventuality that we could have hardened criminals, hardened gang members with violent

the military facilities at guantanamo bay have traditionally been used to house detainees suspected of contributing to the nine over 11 attacks or other international terror attacks the u.s. government has typically suspended due process for detainees there. a federal appeals court upheld that standard back in 2020, ruling that prisoners held at guantanamo are not entitled to due process. noem says under the trump administration plans, detainees will not be held at guantanamo bay indefinitely. the plan is to have a process that we follow that's laid out in law and make sure that we're dealing with these individuals appropriately according to what the state and the what the national lawsuit or law directs. it's still not clear whether women or children slated for deportation could be held at guantanamo. noem did not directly respond to several questions from moderator kristen welker about women and children at the facility. well, higher prices at the pump are expected following the president's decision to apply tariffs on canadian and mexican oil, analysts and fuel traders are predictin

guantanamo bay is a place that you and i know well, having been in miami and in florida. maybe a lot of people don't know. there's the military facility, but then they also have a separate detention facility for migrants. and, listen, the military facility, they keep the detainees after the september 11th, 2001 terrorist attacks. but we're hearing and we know the vice president of the national immigration law center saying, report upon report of conditions in those detention facilities that don't provide basic health care. they shackle women when pregnant, and they haven't had protections for communicable diseases such as covid. i mean, paola, the continued dehumanization of migrants is the goal here, right? >> that's exactly right. i think the first thing that comes to mind when you mention guantanamo, when you mention the report, is war on terror. and that is precisely the point. that is what donald trump wants us to think about. look, i think if you take a step back now and you look at all of these images that we have been bombarded with just this week, katie, you see

priscilla, when it comes to guantanamo bay, what are they preparing for? what is the facility going to be used as well? >> this is ultimately an expansion, and it stems from president donald trump's announcement last week that he wanted to expand the facilities in guantanamo bay to hold migrants. now there is a migrant operation center that currently exists at guantanamo bay. it is separate from where other detainees are held. and in the past, it's been used for those migrants that are interdicted at sea, sent there to be processed and then returned to their origin country. now, what they are planning is something much larger, essentially building out a facility. and the number that president donald trump gave was 30,000 to temporarily hold before these migrants are then deported back to their home country. now, homeland security secretary kristi noem was asked about this yesterday, and here's how she described the process in their plans. >> the plan is. >> to have a process that we. >> follow that's. >> laid out in law and make sure that we're dealing wit

the first flights arrived to guantanamo bay yesterday afternoon out of el paso. who are some of the passengers aboard you may ask? there were ten members of the transnational gang, tren de aragua, on this flight. overall, heroic i.c.e. agents prioritize the removal of violent criminal illegal aliens in communities across the country. on february 3rd, i.c.e. arrested a citizen of nicaragua of nicaragua convicted of sexual assault, strong-arm in lewd acts with a minor and sentenced to 15 years in prison. i.c.e. los angeles arrested a mexican citizen convicted of lewd acts with minor with a minor and sentenced to 364 days. and i.c.e. atlanta arrested a citizen of mexico convicted of homicide by vehicle hit-and-run and sentenced to six months confinement. i.c.e. new york arrested a venezuela national and own tda gang member who was a prior conviction for assault and the third degree causing physical injury. americans are safer every single time when it these criminals is arrested and deported from our country. on another important and ongoing topic, the senate is wor

they are using guantanamo bay as a staging ground. has done this in the past with haitian migrants, cuban migrants that they pick up at sea. that facility has some muscle memory on how to do that. obviously, for the number of arrests that this administration wants to see as they scale up, they will need more and more beds. whether that is through the military at places like guantanamo bay, or that is through state and local sheriffs, or through private contractors. they will need more capacity to hold individuals as they line up flights to remove them out of the country. amna: the u.s. has not held people en masse there from cuba and haiti since the 1990's. that stopped in 1996. since then there have been fewer than a hundred or so migrants held at the facility. the bar for deporting someone from the united states soil to guantanamo bay, is it clear where that is? sec. wolf: i continue to hear the worst of the worst. it doesn't matter what they have done. if you are eligible for removal, they can move you to places like guantanamo bay

and this is cnn. >> i'm down here at guantanamo. baychecking out some of the operations that we're standing up to house. the worst of the worst and illegal criminals that are in the united states of america. they won't be there for long. >> tonight, new video there from the department of homeland security. secretary kristi noem. she's on the ground at the u.s. naval base in guantanamo bay, cuba, as the trump administration is ramping up its expansion of the notorious facility to turn it into a detention space for up to 30,000 undocumented migrants with criminal records, satellite photos taken earlier today show new tents built on the base. and all of this leads to a very big question how much do these plans actually cost? well, $13 million yearly for each detainee. that's according to a 2019 analysis by the new york times. adjusted for inflation, that figure could soar to $36 million this year. so, doge, where are you? okay. in addition to those costs of just the facility being stood up and housing migrants, you've got the cost of the t

iberogast. >> the first to come military flights of detained migrants had to guantanamo bay, where 300 their arrival. defense secretary pete hegseth, when pressed on the criticism for the new detained in center, had this to say. >> you have the heart into that have been open since 9/11, where we held the worst of the worst. that is were folks like -- if you are a violent gang banger and you have been taken out of the country and we are waiting to bring you to your country, we will put you in a cellblock built for al qaeda. >> chief national security respondent -- what do we know about these flights? >> fox news has confirmed the first military flight of about a dozen migrants will leave for north texas later today and arrive at the naval station in bay sometime later today. goes migrants will be housed in the secure detention facility that's been used for military combatants since 9/11. the pentagon has ordered 300 marines to help build ten toes, latrines, showers and a separate part of the navy base, after the president signed a memorandum that directed dod and dhs to "provide additio

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. >> migrants being even taken to guantanamo bay. but apparently trump wants more, and he's upset that they're not doing more to make good on his campaign promise. >> julia, quickly, as i'm looking at your article, the details. karnes, texas. dilley, texas. those are the two places where migrant families would be housed in previously established buildings. just give me an update. are they ready to take in migrant families at this point? how long would that take to get them ready? >> you know, they they are ready in a lot of cases. one of them, dilley, was run by corecivic. that's a private prison group. they have maintained that facility. and there are actually a lot of people in that town who were put out of work when that closed, who could come back. if they're able to get people to come back to that area. the other one, karnes, which holds the most, is run by geo group. that facility is already being used to hold over 900 ice detainees right now, and so they would just be a matter of making space in another part of the facility fo

obama vowed to close the base's prison. >> i have ordered the closing of the detention center at guantanamo bayill seek swift and certain justice for captured terrorists. >> closing guantanamo for cubans has a different meaning. in 2018, cnn was given rare access to caimanera, a usually off limits town just across the bay from the navy base. residents here said they hear the gunfire and explosions of military maneuvers from the base and enjoy the yearly july 4th fireworks show, but otherwise have no contact with the u.s. naval presence that their government says should not be here. each year, the u.s. government sends cuba a check for just over $4,000 to lease the base, which cuban officials say they don't actually cash. what they want is for the u.s. to return the base to cuba. but as under the original treaty, both governments have to agree to any changes to the base. it is unlikely to go anywhere anytime soon. ultimately, neither the obama nor the biden administrations were able to close the detention center for terror suspects. instead transferring most of them to other countries. now, only

this would be in the migrant operation center area of guantanamo bay. we have used and by we, i mean the united states has used tent facilities along the u.s. southern border before when there have been surges. it has been for a very short amount of time before they could process them out. ten facilities are exactly what you would imagine. they are meant to hold people for very short periods of time. and the question with guantanamo is how long will someone be there? now, the homeland security secretary said over the weekend they will not be held there indefinitely. but a lot relies on countries taking people back. this is something that president donald trump talks a lot about. he just struck a deal with venezuela to have these deportation flights. well, that also happened during the biden administration. and then from one day to the next, venezuela stopped doing that. so if you are in a situation like that, what happens to those who are already there and without access to legal service providers, which is unclear if they will have them as well as othe

how long the administration. >> plans to keep migrants in guantanamo bay? many are sent there? >> that's an open. >> question at this point. now, the. >> administration has repeatedly said. >> that. >> they're sending. >> the worst. >> of. >> the worst. >> however, i spoke with one migrant family. >> who disputed. >> that, said that there that. their loved one was not. >> the worst of the. >> worst, did not have an extensive criminal record. you just heard from that migrant right there. >> that spoke. >> with telemundo. >> but from what we. >> understand. the migrants. >> that were taken. >> to guantanamo. >> they were. >> abruptly cleared. out last week. >> so at this point, it. >> appears that. >> they're not spending a. >> whole. >> lot of time there. one official described it to me last. >> week as a. >> sort of staging. >> area, as. >> they're deported. >> to their home countries, but right now, not. >> a whole lot of clarity as to. >> how this moves forward. and again, they're waiting. >> on. >> policy guidance. >> to decide exactly how they're going.

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the first flight of illegal immigrants has now landed in guantanamo bay, cuba. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." homeland security secretary kristi noem had said the maximum security facility would hold the worst of the worst. here is the president. >> president trump: we are doing very well with respect to other countries really behaving on taking the criminals that they sent into our country and we are getting them out. some of the worst people on earth. >> guantanamo bay, is there enough space there to the accommodate? >> president trump: there is a lot of space to accommodate a lot of people and we'll use it. >> harris: we are going to hear from the voters' voices. they are here, some from election night and they will tell everyone what they feel the president is doing. democrats, independents, republicans. the voters are seated next to me and ready to go. first let's go to chief national security correspondent jennifer griffin at the pentagon. this has been a huge morning. >> absolutely, harris. we have learned a u.s. military c-17 wi

if you are criminal you couldn't find your way to guantÁnamo bay.ou don't want to be in guantÁnamo bay which is where we house al qaeda. top-notch top-tier facility run by professionals where they bend over backwards to make sure medical healthcare, food, language accommodations all exist, you are not going to have universal freedom at guantÁnamo bay. it is a prison. this is about temporarily holding high profile individuals. ashley: hegseth responded to reports about alleged mistreatment and inhumane conditions at gitmo calling one article in particular in the washington post bs saying the idea people are being mistreated is absolute garbage. there you have it. stuart: coming up, trump's epa getting right to work, it wants to cut more than half its workforce, striking down a landmark finding of greenhouse gases as well. seems like the green new deal this truly dead. we are on that. trump's first pilot meeting of his second term was yesterday. it seemed like the trump and musk show. doug bergum was there. jake tapper's boca about the cover-up of bid

we were doing our reports here from guantanamo bay.e have to know about this place that they probably don't know because of this stories that dominate, which is 9/11 terrorists and the now the illegal immigrants who are removed out back to their home countries. >> families that live here, my kids live here, my kids go to school here. my wife is here. a lot of activities great. the kids seem to enjoy the safety of this place, ride their bikes wherever they want to, 1950s feel to it. i don't think people when they think of gitmo that that is something that is actually going on. >> when you heard your deployment was going to be guantanamo bay, what did you think? >> i was excited, you know, even though we are in a remote installation, i would tell our war fighters, the most lethal navy that do have the same opportunities both professionally and personally other installations state side. the sky is the limit. >> young men, young women thinking about careers in the military, say it direct to the camera, what do you say? >> if you like this

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naval base in guantanamo bay, cuba. she's there to assess the trump administration's announced plans to temporarily hold tens of thousands of migrants there. those which the administration calls the worst of the worst. planning and construction is already underway, an effort that is expected to take weeks. and we should note that the administration has already begun military flights transporting migrants to the site, which has an interesting history. guantanamo bay has been used before to detain asylum seekers and refugees from 1994 to 1995, more than 55,000 cubans and haitians who were intercepted at sea were kept on the base, including. full disclosure, some of my cousins. but then, in response to the september 11th terror attacks, these facilities at guantanamo were repurposed to hold detainees in the war on terror. and on january 11th, 2002, the first detainees from afghanistan and pakistan arrived at the temporary facility of camp x-ray. this is actually a photo of taliban and al qaeda detainees in a holding area a

and it's not exactly a novel idea, because other in guantanamo bay.he scale of it, i think, kind of caught a lot of people by surprise. in the us is about 40,000, and then you add another i mean, to be able to ramp up immigration raids you know, they're having dea officers, for example, go after migrants. really been to do that. i mean, tom homan even said they promised shock and awe. and that's exactly what they've what they've done. they're not sending children to school. so i think it's having the exact effect that i think part of it too, you know, shock and awe is, is right on the money, but also just flooding to really, you know, push his messaging, tuning in to every little development with the they got him elected. but, you know, it's a matter of messaging for this administration, understanding that some of these orders and that's following through on that, that campaign messaging that he had been pushing. it's interesting you mentioned the messaging because i think, you know, in karoline leavitt's briefings, the messaging is quite effective. i

guantanamo bay is a good place to put these illegal migrants. safer than an american base.been there. a very modest american presence unlike bases here in america where we have large families and training grounds and so forth. there is a detention center in guantanamo bay going back to at least the 1990s under bill clinton with migrants there pending repatriation to their own countries. you don't have to worry about losing control of them or escaping the base as happened in arkansas in 1980 at fort chaffee when bill clinton was the governor and we put the boat lift people there. it is a smart idea to put some migrants pending repatriation in their own countries. he is very pro-american in el salvador and supportive of the united states and willing to take foreign national pending repatriation. we should consider that as well. the unconventional thinking the president has brought back to washington to serve american interests, to get dangerous and violent migrants off our streets and back to their home countries. >> dana: we saw some of that possibly happening in denver. wan

. >> new court filings are providing insight on immigration operations at guantanamo bay. despite the trump administration saying migrants who pose a high security risk will be sent there. these filings show that some are being deported to guantanamo, are classified as a low safety threat. cnn's priscilla alvarez has more on this. >> the trump. >> administration this week nearly emptied out guantanamo bay, where they have been holding migrants who were transferred from the united states, all of them venezuelan. now, new court filings are shedding more light on who, exactly the administration has been sending to guantanamo bay. this, of course, after president donald trump said that he wants to build out the facilities there to hold 30,000 migrants. now, these court filings show that 127 of those who were sent were considered high threat, while 51 were low to medium threat. now, senior trump officials have said that guantanamo bay is reserved for the worst of the worst. that, in reference to the migrants that are being sent there. but these new numbers show that not all of t

soil to guantanamo bay. and here's why. is a base in guantanamo bay called the migrant operation center now that has been used in the past, actually for years, for those who are. interdicted at sea. so people who haven't reached u.s. soil yet, who are interdicted, sent to that center and then repatriated to their origin country. but this move is taking people in the united states to guantanamo. and this is something that i'm told homeland security attorneys, as well as pentagon attorneys. were reviewing and assessing the legality of what is, again, an unprecedented move. now, as this is happening, we are told that planning is well underway and that migrant operation center area, they are building out tent facilities. >> to hold. >> 30,000 people. of course, that is what president donald trump announced and directed last week. and that. >> is the work. >> that is currently underway to host and house more people. now, there are questions, of course, as to what services, if any, they will have. for example, will they have acce

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. >> is guantanamo bay.people yesterday who. >> again, allegedly. >> had these ties to aragua, although. >> it's not. >> clear in what capacity, and if they've actually. >> been. convicted for those crimes. >> that they. >> were the first to. >> go down. >> to guantanamo bay. >> we should. >> point out guantanamo bay. >> has had an immigration. >> detention center there in the past for migrants. >> who were interdicted. >> at sea. >> but this is entirely different, and they. are actually. >> being held in. the same. security facility that terrorists, alleged. >> terrorists would be kept in guantanamo bay. >> but exactly. >> what david points out is. >> the problem here. it's the capacity and the funding. and we've reported. >> here on monday, they were actually. >> releasing some of the migrants that they've been arresting in these sweeps. that aurora raid is one that we understand was actually on schedule to start last thursday. they postponed it because of media leaks they thought posed operational securit

>> well, i think the concern with respect to those individuals going down to guantanamo bay might be something along the lines of whether they have access to counsel. that's a legitimate legal concern. there is nothing inherently wrong with the president housing or administration housing individuals who are legitimately detained or arrested under the immigration laws there in the custody of the united states government where they are housed is more or less irrelevant. as long as they have access to counsel, basic constitutional due process, safeguards in place that is perfectly fine. it is my understanding that particular injunction might be going away. i hope that it does because once the government offers assurances to the judge that these people will have due process, look, the people that were there, the terrorists that were there, the government has able to give them some type of due process. that's not going to be a problem i think in the long run. the president is going to be able to continue to use the facilities at guantanamo bay if that's what his judgment is. >> harris: so

a maximum-security prison like guantanamo bay where we have the space.t those doing the intervention and arrest, we will provide that because as tom said, border security is national security and that includes assets that only the defence department has. >> we have migrant processing centres. we will hold them again. [inaudible] >> the clinton administration had tens of thousands of migrants at quote tony mowbray and has been used many times over. >> reporter: what exactly are their day-to-day tasks and why do you need more? >> some are able to do enforcement actually. operation lone star, state based troops have authorities. federal troops, what they do is relieve border patrol and to have the opportunity to actually do it so what is happening right here which i talked with a bunch of those doing their duty, they are calling in observation two border patrol. it is a process that in the past tom was telling me might take 3. 30 minutes on an indication that someone is crossing the border for there to be a response because under the bond administration bor

reporter: on guantanamo bay, can you give details about setting up the detention facility at gitmo? what is the timing and terms of standing it up? this has happened before during the clinton administration. detainees of cuban and haitian dissent were both detained at guantanamo. are you looking at that model setting up these detention facilities? karoline: secretary hegseth answered this question and he said the department of defense is already on it. he has directed his agency to ensure gitmo is increasing their capacity for beds. that's executive president trump's executive order did. directed secretary hegseth to expand the operation center to provide for this extra detention space. as secretary hegseth confirmed, that operation is underway. karoline: sure. reporter: can you clarify whether the tariffs will be going into effect tomorrow or the might be some leadtime? they will be going to affect? karoline: correct. reporter: is there a scenario in which canada and mexico and china can offer concessions and they will be removed? karoline: the president made it clear those tariffs

. >> questions related to guantanamo bay and the other to the white house correspondents' dinner. i wanted to get your response to "washington post" reporting of -- taken over guantanamo bay for the last two weeks. they were rarely led outside, shackled and placed in what they described as cages, and allege that they were not treated as human beings. does the white house have any response to those conditions? >> at guantanamo bay, it's a promise the president campaigned on, that if you invade our nation's borders, you break our country's laws and then further commit heinous, brutal crimes, like raping and murdering innocent girls, and committing heinous acts of violence, you will be deported and may be held at guantanamo bay. these are criminals. don't forget about that. >> what is your message for americans who are concerned about the impact -- >> thank you for the question. it is obviously an important one. the president campaigned on reigniting the trump economy and fixing the mess created by the previous administration. we know that they created an economic and inflation night

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he is expected to land in. >> guantanamo bay. >> pretty imminently. and this is the first time, of course, that he's going to be visiting the facilities there since the department of defense started transporting migrants to guantanamo several weeks ago. but at the same time, we are learning that guantanamo bay, they've actually stopped. building tents there because of concerns. >> that these tents don't meet. i.c.e. detention. >> standards. >> namely, they don't have air conditioning. of course, it's very. >> hot down there and. >> they don't have electricity. and in addition to this, there also is not currently a justification for building more tents because there are simply. >> not enough migrants. actually being. >> deported to warrant setting up more housing. facilities for. >> these migrants. >> currently, there are only about. 17 migrants. >> being held at. >> the higher threat area. >> of guantanamo, known as the detention facility, and 177 migrants were deported back to venezuela last week. >> so right. >> now. >> there simply is not the need f

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