
Lawrence J.
Korb
Senior Fellow
Elisa Massimino argues for the closure of the U.S. prison in Guantanamo, which, she writes, has become "a moral, legal, strategic, and financial sinkhole for our country."
Trump’s momentary flirtation with Guantanamo only served to expose its failures and the hypocrisy of Republicans’ fight to keep it open.
Despite obstacles, President Obama can close Guantanamo before he leaves office.
Resolution of budget issues are not enough to ensure passage of the 2016 NDAA after President Obama’s veto.
The president should veto the congressional National Defense Authorization Act because it contains several harmful provisions but should insist that Congress retain several beneficial provisions.
The new Congress is trying to erect more barriers to thwart President Obama’s desire to close Guantanamo before the end of his term.
A closer look reveals achievable steps to close the prison in 11 months.
The Obama administration should stick with the tough and proven system in an integrated arsenal of weapons to fight Al Qaeda, argues Ken Gude.
The closure of Guantanamo is within the reach of the Obama administration, but it still must take certain steps to get the detainee population down to zero, writes Ken Gude.
Why we need to close the prison at Guantánamo Bay and six steps to get there.
Ken Gude outlines a five phase plan for closing Guantánamo safely and in a way that reinforces American values and the rule of law.