The U.S. government held six immigration detainees at Guantanamo Bay as of May 11, despite President Trump's January 2025 pledge to build 30,000-bed detention capacity there, according to internal federal documents reviewed by CBS News. The Defense Department has 522 personnel assigned to the operation, which is projected to cost the military $73 million — a figure provided to Democratic Sen. Elizabeth Warren in April. Said ACLU attorney Lee Gelernt: "The use of Guantanamo is nothing more than political theater like so many other administration policies."