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USA-GUANTANAMO: Congressional Research Service: Note: House Votes to Keep Guantanamo Open

10 June 2015

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"After rejecting a floor amendment that would have eased Guantanamo detainee transfer restrictions after the Administration’s submission of a detailed plan to close the Guantanamo Bay detention facility, the House voted to clamp down on detainee transfers, prohibiting them altogether in certain circumstances."

See the full text: House Votes to Keep Guantanamo Open (pdf)

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