article_snippet: 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.
article_snippet: Of those, 23 are back in custody and 25 are dead – including some killed by American drone strikes and other military operations.
article_snippet: But 68 are at large, including 5 released by President Obama since President Obama 2008 campaign pledge to close 'Gitmo' forever.
article_snippet: Another 69 are 'suspected of reengageing,' and 55 of them are on the loose.
article_snippet: More than 20 per cent of the Guantanamo detainees released by order of President Obama are once again considered enemy combatants in the war on terror.
article_snippet: Based on trends identified during the past eleven years, we assess that some detainees currently at GTMO will seek to reengage in terrorist or insurgent activities after some detainees currently at GTMO are transferred,' his report reads.
article_snippet: Thosase four countries alone are now home to more than 400 former Guantanamo prisoners.
article_snippet: New concerns about stocking Islamist terror armies with new recruits via Guantanamo releases come as terrorism incidences and casualties are on the rise. '
article_snippet: The sprawling Guantanamo Bay prison complex on the island of Cuba is still home to 122 detainees, a number that the White House wants to see dip below 100 in order to make the facility's eventual closure seem inevitable.
article_snippet: Fully 55 of 122 detainees, a number that the White House wants to see dip below 100 in order to make the facility's eventual closure seem inevitable have already been cleared to go.
highlights_snippet: New figures from the Office of the Director of National Intelligence show 116 former Gitmo detainees have returned to terrorism .
  