DHS Releases Names of Worst of the Worst Convicted Criminal Illegal Aliens Detained at Guantanamo Bay
DHS released the names of some of the dangerous, criminal illegal aliens detained at the Guantanamo Bay.
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DHS released the names of some of the dangerous, criminal illegal aliens detained at the Guantanamo Bay.
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