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Jayapal: 'At Least 17 To 18 Women' In ICE Detention Underwent Needless Medical Procedures | MSNBC
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2:02Now PlayingRep. Pramila Jayapal talks with Rachel Maddow about what she has learned from speaking with the lawyers for "at least 17 to 18 women" who claim to have been subjected to unnecessary medical procedures while in the custody of ICE, and why she thinks the number of women affected could be far greater. Aired on 09/16/2020.
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Jayapal: 'At Least 17 To 18 Women' In ICE Detention Underwent Needless Medical Procedures | MSNBC
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