This article is a couple days old, but I found it interdasting nonetheless (even though the sauce is crap)
Some notable tidbits from the article:
> At its height, this symbol of Bush administration power held 600 people. And as miserable as the infrastructure reportedly is down there, its commander, Navy Rear Admiral John Ring, says he could fit 200 more people if given an increase in the same number of soldiers.
> So there were once 600 prisoners. Now there are only 40. Forty people being watched over by 1,700 soldiers.
> Now, President Trump heartily supports the prison, and the most recent omnibus spending bill involved a heaping $115 million just for permanent troop barracks (plus more than $85 million in other costs).
Sooo we have 1,700 troops watching 40 people, yet we're upgrading the place as we pull out of Syria.
Doesn't make sense unless of course POTUS has "other" plans :)