Freed Guantnamo inmate with Moroccan family after 19 years
RABAT, Morocco (AP) A Moroccan held for 19 years without charges at the U.S. detention facility for terror suspects at Guantánamo Bay has rejoined his family after questioning by police in this North African kingdom, his lawyer said Tuesday.
Abdullatif Nasser, now 56, is the first detainee at the Guantánamo Bay center to be transferred into the custody of his home country under the administration of President Joe Biden.
Upon his arrival on Monday, he was questioned by the National Division of the Judicial Police in Casablanca on suspicion of committing terrorist acts before being set free.
He is now with his family whom he hadn't seen in almost two decades, Nassers Moroccan attorney, Khalil Idrissi, said. Nasser, who was not available for comment, wants only to catch up with his old life, his attorney said by telephone.
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