Warum? — Season 1, Episode 34: What happens to people detained by ICE?
News, War & Politics, Documentary • 6 min • 1 season, 34 episodes
Episode synopsis
Earlier this year ICE - U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement - was in the headlines after violent arrests that coincided with deaths of detainees. Although media coverage has since quieted, ICE continues large-scale arrests with a stated target of roughly one million removals per year. Detainees are sent to immigration detention centers, where conditions have been widely criticized: contaminated food, shortages of medication, poor hygiene, and inadequate medical care. These problems have contributed to rising deaths in custody.
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