ICE is holding roughly 60,000 people in detention facilities, and new policy changes could make
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as posted by the channelICE is holding roughly 60,000 people in detention facilities, and new policy changes could make conditions even worse. 🚨 Revised detention standards are being criticized for reducing oversight of private contractors while giving them more flexibility and limiting their legal responsibility. One of the most controversial changes allows facilities to use artificial intelligence to respond to detainee grievances, including complaints that may involve urgent medical issues. ⚖️🏥 Critics also warn that severely ill or disabled individuals could be placed in facilities that are not equipped to care for them. People in immigration detention still have rights, and advocates continue fighting to protect those rights in court and beyond. 💬 If you need help with an asylum case or assistance getting a loved one out of immigration detention, send us the word “CONSULT” in a direct message.
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