A new report from the Office of the Director of National Intelligence shows inmates released from the U.S. military detention center at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba are still returning to the battlefield and fighting against the United States and other Western nations. Since releases began under President George W. Bush, 116 men held in the facility famous for interrogations and orange jumpsuits have been 'confirmed of reengaging' in hostilities, according to ODNI. Of those, 23 are back in custody and 25 are dead – including some killed by American drone strikes and other military operations. But 68 are at large, including 5 released by President Barack Obama since his 2008 campaign pledge to close 'Gitmo' forever.New figures from the Office of the Director of National Intelligence show 116 former Gitmo detainees have returned to terrorismPresident Obama vowed as soon as he was inaugurated in 2009 that he would close the military detention center'Deceptive' numbers make it seem like Obama's releases have been better-behaved than Bush's'These guys don't rejoin al-Qaeda overnight,' warns a military intelligence expert
The _ administration has clear guidelines about what qualifies as terrorist recidivism.