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Judge Orders Adverse Inference Against CoreCivic in ICE Detainee Death Caserediff.com
politics9 days ago

Judge Orders Adverse Inference Against CoreCivic in ICE Detainee Death Case

A federal judge sanctioned CoreCivic for destroying video evidence in a wrongful death lawsuit filed by the family of an ICE detainee. The company later reached an undisclosed settlement before trial.

The Intercept
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Mullin Scales Back Planned Expansion of ICE Detention Capacity, Reassessing Warehouse Purchases and State SitesWashington Examiner
politics17 days ago

Mullin Scales Back Planned Expansion of ICE Detention Capacity, Reassessing Warehouse Purchases and State Sites

Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin has walked away from several warehouse purchases pursued by predecessor Kristi Noem for immigrant detention expansion. Mullin has paused acquisitions and is reevaluating state-run sites after nearly two months in office. The changes co…

Washington Examiner
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French Widow of U.S. Veteran Detained 16 Days by ICE for Alleged Visa Overstayabcnews.go.com
world19 days ago

French Widow of U.S. Veteran Detained 16 Days by ICE for Alleged Visa Overstay

Marie-Thérèse Ross, 85, was arrested on April 1 in Alabama for an alleged visa overstay and held for 16 days before release. She detailed conditions at a Louisiana facility and a late-life marriage that brought her to the United States. French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot ca…

Nbc News
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Judge Orders Release of Family Detained 10 Months in TexasNBC News
world32 days agoFraming55Framing risk55/100Lede misdirection foregrounds the release process over the substantive context of the family's ties to a terrorist attack, burying the attack details after the family focus.Click to jump to full framing analysis

Judge Orders Release of Family Detained 10 Months in Texas

A U.S. district judge ordered the release of Hayam El Gamal and her five children from the Dilley Immigration Processing Center after nearly 10 months in detention. The family was held following the arrest of El Gamal's ex-husband in connection with a fatal antisemitic firebombin…

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NBC News
The Verge
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Medical Care Delays Reported for Detainee with Heart Condition in Federal CustodySubstrate placeholder — needs review
politics46 days ago

Medical Care Delays Reported for Detainee with Heart Condition in Federal Custody

A detainee in federal custody experienced delays in medical care for chest pain, according to her lawyer. Court records indicate a scan later revealed a mass and fluid on her heart.

The Washington Post
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Study Identifies Medical Care Challenges in ICE Custody Over Two DecadesSubstrate placeholder — needs review
world46 days ago

Study Identifies Medical Care Challenges in ICE Custody Over Two Decades

Research published in JAMA highlights ongoing issues in medical care within ICE custody over the past 20 years. Officials have not yet responded to requests for comment on the findings.

NB
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19-Year-Old Asylum Seeker Describes Daily Life in Texas ICE Detention CenterSubstrate placeholder — needs review
world32 days ago

19-Year-Old Asylum Seeker Describes Daily Life in Texas ICE Detention Center

Olivia, a 19-year-old asylum seeker from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, has been held at the Dilley Immigration Processing Center in Texas for more than four months. She reported losing 20 pounds and experiencing daily headaches during her detention. The center is operated…

The Guardian
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Wife of U.S. Soldier Released After Five Days in Immigration DetentionSubstrate placeholder — needs review
politics32 days ago

Wife of U.S. Soldier Released After Five Days in Immigration Detention

Annie Ramos, the undocumented wife of U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Matthew Blank, was released from immigration detention on Tuesday after her arrest at Fort Polk, Louisiana, on April 2. The couple had visited the base to complete paperwork for her to live with him. Ramos, who entered th…

The New York Times
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