The Trump administration is moving to house 30,000 migrants at Guantánamo Bay — though the plan is seeing a few bumps in its road to implementation.

President Donald Trump’s administration is pausing military deportation flights and rethinking its use of Guantánamo Bay as a ...

Plus: President Trump agrees to temporarily exempt automobiles imported from Canada and Mexico from newly imposed tariffs.

The US has suspended the use of military aircraft for deporting illegal migrants due to high costs. The Trump administration ...

The Trump administration has ceased the use of military aircraft to deport migrants who entered the United States illegally, ...

Following threats of tariffs from President Donald Trump, the White House declared that Colombia has consented to take ...

The practice, which involved flights to Guantanamo Bay and other destinations, was reportedly costly and inefficient.

The US government stopped the use of military aircraft to transport migrants who entered the US illegally as it proved to be ...

The Trump administration has reportedly decided to stop using military aircraft for deportation purposes. The decision is ...

While the majority of migrants facing deportation are from Latin America, some are being sent back to far more distant ...

The Trump administration has stopped using military planes to send immigrants who entered the US illegally to Guantanamo Bay ...