While coping with COVID-19’s growing threat this summer, parents held in ICE detention were forced to decide whether they would separate from their children or stay incarcerated together.

More than a dozen say they received medically unnecessary procedures while detained at an immigration detention center.

The president seeks to reinforce his “law and order” campaign rhetoric with targeted raids in October.

Detainees held at ICE facilities operated by for-profit contractors face delays and lack of treatment for chronic conditions and even death, according to a Congressional report.

Mileidy Cardentey Fernandez tells Vice News she didn’t understand the procedure she underwent at the Irwin County Detention Center in Ocilla, Georgia.

In a complaint filed on September 14, a nurse refers to one gynecologist working with a Georgia immigration detention center as “the uterus collector.”