Justice and Injustice at Guantanamo

This chapter explores the legal battles surrounding the detention of Haitian asylum seekers at Guantanamo Bay, drawing parallels to historical injustices such as Japanese internment. It highlights the experiences of a legal team as they navigate the complexities of the federal court system, emphasizing the struggles for human rights amidst political and racial tensions. Through personal accounts and the unfolding of harsh realities, the chapter reveals the emotional toll on detainees and advocates fighting for justice and dignity.