The Guantanamo Dilemma

This chapter examines the justifications for the continued operation of Guantanamo Bay's detention center and the legal transformations regarding detainees since the 'War on Terror.' It highlights the impact of identity misconceptions, the challenges faced by the Obama administration in its closure efforts, and the broader implications for national security and legal obligations. Delving into individual experiences, it raises critical questions about justice, fairness, and the future of such military detention practices.