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Biden's Guantanamo Bay Legacy - NPR

Published January 16, 2025

Scott Roehm, director of global policy and advocacy, is quoted in this NPR story by Sacha Pfeiffer about actions on Guantánamo by President Biden, who said he would close the facility during his term. Scott comments that while the president deserves credit for significantly reducing the number of men remaining in Guantánamo, “At the end of the day, Guantánamo is going to be open in some fashion when the Biden administration leaves office, and that is a failure.”

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