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SinceĀ Donald TrumpĀ took over the White House as the 47th President of the United States, he has taken a tough approach to immigration.

Within weeks of his presidency, heĀ signed a slew of executive ordersĀ to ā€˜reclaim controlā€™ of the States,Ā hiked up tariffs to neighbors,Ā Canada, Mexico and China to encourage their cooperation in halting illegal immigration and even threatened Colombia with similar sanctions for refusing to accept deportation flights which have been ramped up.

Deported migrants arriving in Honduras on January 31 under Trump's orders (Emilio Flores/Anadolu via Getty Images)Deported migrants arriving in Honduras on January 31 under Trump's orders (Emilio Flores/Anadolu via Getty Images)

Deported migrants arriving in Honduras on January 31 under Trumpā€™s orders (Emilio Flores/Anadolu via Getty Images)

Heā€™s also been looking atĀ revoking student visas for foreign youngstersĀ and deporting them if they are found protesting againstĀ Israel, launching a new detention center for deportees in Colorado, and proposed another idea toĀ exile repeat criminal offendersĀ of any nationality, including the US, to far away lands in a ā€˜modernā€™ take on a penal colony.

Trumpā€™s plans for Guantanamo Bay

As part of his plans, heā€™s also been looking at expanding the controversial Guantanamo Bay prison which was opened by President George Bush in the wake of the 9/11Ā terroristĀ attack to send ā€˜illegal enemy combatantsā€™.

Now, Trump is hoping to send migrants to the notorious Cuba jail by signing the Laken Riley Act.

The prison is still home to some 15 terror suspects, including those behind the September 2001 attacks.

During his first term in Oval Office, Trump reversed aĀ Barack ObamaĀ administration order to keep the prison open in 2018, despite protests from human rights activists.

Under President Obama, more than 150 detainees were released but the former POTUS was slammed for failing to fully close the center.

An inmate pictured in the prison in 2009 (MICHELLE SHEPHARD/AFP via Getty Images)An inmate pictured in the prison in 2009 (MICHELLE SHEPHARD/AFP via Getty Images)

An inmate pictured in the prison in 2009 (MICHELLE SHEPHARD/AFP via Getty Images)

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ā€˜Living hellā€™

Guantanamo Bay has been dubbed a ā€˜legal black holeā€™,Ā reportsĀ The Mirror, where its prisoners endure a ā€˜living hellā€™ of abuse and torture.

The perimeter of the prison is surrounded by a minefield and plans reveal prisoners will either be kept in small detention centers or tents manned by soldiers and marines.

Meanwhile, Amnesty International branded the prison ā€˜a symbol of torture, rendition and indefinite detention without charge or trialā€™.

As well as human rights protesters, the United Nations also slammed the facility, calling it a ā€˜stain on the US Governmentā€™s commitment to the rule of law.ā€™

Former prisoners that were released under Obamaā€™s rule included aĀ BritishĀ father, Shaker Aamer, who said he was tortured, beaten and held in solitary confinement for 13 years in the prison where he was held without charge.

Peace activists called on Obama and Biden to close the camp (SelƧuk Acar/Anadolu via Getty Images)Peace activists called on Obama and Biden to close the camp (SelƧuk Acar/Anadolu via Getty Images)
Peace activists called on Obama and Biden to close the camp (SelƧuk Acar/Anadolu via Getty Images)

Obama pledged to close Guantanamo in 2016, saying it ā€˜underminesā€™ national security rather than strengthening it.

Before signing the Laken Riley Act, which makes the expansion of Guantanamo Bay vision a reality, Trump previously said: ā€œWe have 30,000 beds in Guantanamo to detain the worst criminal illegal aliens threatening the American people.

ā€œSome of them are so bad we donā€™t even trust the countries to hold them because we donā€™t want them coming back.

ā€œSo weā€™re going to send them out to Guantanamo Bay. This will double our capacity immediately, and tough. Thatā€™s a tough ā€“ thatā€™s a tough place to get out of.ā€