Guantanamo Bay
Trump's Supreme Court nominee spent years defending the government's right to imprison some people without charge.
“This is a repugnant attempt to rewrite history and normalize governmental abuse of power," a Japanese-American history organization said.
The president had said he would keep Gitmo open and "load it up with some bad dudes."
"Trump has explicitly endorsed indefinite detention rather than a detention 'informed by the laws of war,'" lawyers argued in a new legal filing.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
What the paintings by its prisoners tell us about our humanity and theirs.
An exhibit of art made by inmates on the island detention center has drawn harsh criticism from the Pentagon.
The ACLU will argue that by keeping the suspect’s name a secret, the government is effectively denying him access to justice.
Federal prosecutors argued Ahmed Abu Khatallah "hates America," is "guilty as sin" and is a "stone-cold terrorist."
No one has been sent to Guantanamo Bay in nine years. There are good reasons for that.