Joseph, a migrant who was looking for asylum in the United States was awakened Immigration And the official customs enforcement was sent to Guantanamo Bay, the U.S. famous prison camp, administrative officials said violent “worst worst“Migrants were caught on American lands.
“When we entered the military plane, they put their hands, feet and restrictions on his waist,” Jose asked to prevent his last name to restore his last name. “They searched us and then sat in a chair, tied to him and tying her feet. We expected the gantanamus, in the end, we finally finished it.”
Jose is more than 170 migrants Two weeks Before sending to Venezuela at the base of the boat. ABC told the news while he suspected that he sent to Guantanam, the authorities told me they had never told me and sent other migrants.
“Our minds were races, thinking about we were kidnapped, asking us to go,” Joseph said. “Because no one says anything.”
Jose told ABC News who traveled to the northern Mexican border to wait for the US Customs and Limit Protection application to wait for the asylum appointment. He waited three weeks and “no food or stay,” he decided to give up on the authorities on the southern US border. He was arrested at a detention center until they took it to Guantanamora.
ABC News talked to Jose and other Guantanamo arrest, Jhoan Bastidas Paz, Spanish, and the testimonials of the courts revised among three other detainees before releasing. The US officials transferred to Guantanamo, although it was not a criminal record, and several claims were denied calls that they made calls with their lawyers and relatives.
“From the moment we were there, we tried to kick the doors, we made many strikes,” Joseph said. “We tightened and protested the toilets, covering the cameras, because the incommunication is unbearable.”
Gaintanamo’s main jail door on the Guantanamo ship, 16 October 2018, in the Guantanamo Base, Cuba.
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Jose told ABC on the news in the room “cobwebs and a disgusting smell.” He said he had given 10 days without a mattress.
“They give you food … But they don’t give you anything, (it’s very little food,” said Joseph. “It arrived at a point that I would like to bump the plate. The grocer did not salt, but I would eat as though it was very tasty, because I was hungry.”
Jose said, and other detainees allowed only twice twice and were denied family calls with their relatives and families.
“There are four cages away,” Joseph said. “That’s the garden. You leave a bedroom to go to another cell.”
Representatives of the homeland security department did not ask Abc News’s comments.
Bastidas Paz surrendered the southern southern USA limit in Mexico in 2023. He was guilty of “wrong entry” accused, and El Paso was at a Texas arrest center until he was taken to Guantanamo Bay.
Two Jose and Bastidas Paz told ABC News that they are not Venezuelan Gang Train de Aragua, despite the US government.
“We are not a train de Aragua or anything, we are not criminals, we are immigrants,” said Bastidas Pazs. He said the officials never said he was sent to Guantanama and then sent to Venezuela.
“I don’t think we don’t know that, that we’re taking, kidnapping, without saying anything, and when he realizes us,” said Bastidas Paz.
Bastidas Paz told the ABC news that he moved to a hunger strike while requesting information from other arrests with other arrests. He claimed that he had allowed shower only three times in Guantanamo.
“We are immigrants and we did not make crimes to take a crime to that very ugly prison,” said Bastidas Paz.
Jose said he did not sleep since he reached Venezuela.
“I don’t sleep at all because I was sleeping and I would be back there,” I told me Abc News. “That’s the panic I feel.”
