Venezuelan migrants deported from the US to Guantánamo Bay faced mistreatment and lack of access to attorneys or family, sparking controversy and legal action. After two weeks, they were transported to Honduras and Venezuela. One detainee shares his traumatic experiences and the impact it has had on him.
Key Points
Detainees allege mistreatment and lack of access to basic needs
Legal action taken by ACLU against Trump administration for lack of attorney access
Detainees eventually transported to Honduras and Venezuela