Guantánamo Bay’s Migrant Camp is a facility set up to accommodate an influx of migrants, primarily from Cuba and Haiti, seeking asylum or refuge in the United States. The camp has drawn attention due to its controversial history, as Guantánamo is often associated with detention and military operations. The current situation involves large numbers of migrants facing challenging conditions, including overcrowding and limited resources. Efforts to process asylum claims are ongoing, but the camp’s operation raises concerns about human rights and the treatment of vulnerable populations. The facility symbolizes broader migration challenges and U.S. policies on immigration.
