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After the Trump administration expelled a man by mistake and refused to bring him back; after the president promised to send asylum-seekers to a military prison at Guantanamo Bay, and then did; after the White House announced, fittingly, that only Caucasians from South Africa would be welcome as refugees — after all that, a majority of white Americans are telling pollsters that they like what they see.

The George W. Bush administration relied on this authority to hold detainees at a U.S. military base at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.

Sadly, all too many of us became inured to the idea that prisoners could be sent to that infamous offshore prison of injustice at �ҳܲ��Գ�á�Բ����� Bay, Cuba, perhaps never to be released.

It should perhaps be no surprise, then, that the second time around, Donald Trump seized on �ҳܲ��Գ�á�Բ����� as a possible place to house the immigrants he sought to deport from this country.

The George W. Bush administration went on to hold upwards of 800 men and boys in the U.S. military prison at the �ҳܲ��Գ�á�Բ����� Bay naval base without charge, access to counsel, or judicial review.