Moshannon Valley Processing Center
Coverage of Moshannon Valley Processing Center in the Nexus archive.
- ICE Held a Minor in Adult Detention for Nearly Two Months, Attorneys Allege
ICE allegedly held a minor, A.D., in an adult detention center for nearly two months due to a clerical error about his age. A federal judge ordered ICE to transfer A.D. to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services while his age is reassessed, after his attorneys provided multiple documents proving he was 16 at the time of arrest.
- Under Trump, immigration arrests surge in Pennsylvania, Delaware and New Jersey
Immigration arrests surged in Pennsylvania, Delaware, and New Jersey during the first 14 months of President Trump’s second term, with Pennsylvania’s arrests quadrupling and New Jersey’s increasing by 159%. The data comes from an Associated Press analysis of the Deportation Data Project at the University of California, Berkeley.
- Migrants detained at ICE facilities launch hunger strikes to protest conditions
Migrants detained in ICE facilities across four states, including Delaney Hall in Newark, New Jersey, have launched hunger strikes to protest substandard conditions. The GEO Group operates these facilities, and ICE has denied allegations of poor conditions, while New Jersey's governor called for a health inspection and closure of Delaney Hall.
- Migrants detained at ICE facilities launch hunger strikes to protest conditions
Migrants detained in ICE facilities across four states have launched hunger strikes to protest substandard conditions, including lack of medical care and unsafe water. The GEO Group operates the affected facilities, and New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherill has called for shutting down the Delaney Hall facility after reports of tear gas use and denied health inspections.
- Migrants detained at ICE facilities launch hunger strikes to protest conditions
Migrants detained in ICE facilities across four states, including Delaney Hall in Newark, New Jersey, have launched hunger strikes to protest alleged substandard conditions. Families report incidents of tear gas and beatings by guards, while ICE and the GEO Group, which operates the facilities, deny the allegations and claim compliance with detention standards.
- Migrants detained at ICE facilities in Pa. and elsewhere launch hunger strikes to protest conditions
Migrants detained in ICE facilities across four states, including Delaney Hall in New Jersey and Desert View Annex in California, have launched hunger strikes to protest conditions such as lack of medical care and unsafe water. The GEO Group, which operates these facilities, faces criticism alongside ICE, which denies allegations of substandard conditions.
- Migrants detained at ICE facilities launch hunger strikes to protest conditions
Migrants in ICE facilities across four states have launched hunger strikes to protest substandard conditions, including lack of medical care and unsafe water. Protests at Delaney Hall in Newark, New Jersey, involved 300 detainees, with families reporting abuse by guards and ICE denying access to health inspectors. ICE and the GEO Group, which operates the facilities, dismissed the allegations as a 'hoax' and claimed conditions meet standards.
- Migrants detained at ICE facilities, including in Michigan, launch hunger strikes to protest conditions
Migrants detained in ICE facilities across four states, including Michigan, have launched hunger strikes to protest conditions such as substandard medical care, unsafe water, and mold. Protests at Delaney Hall in New Jersey and other facilities operated by the GEO Group have involved hundreds of detainees and sparked daily demonstrations. ICE and the GEO Group deny allegations of poor conditions, asserting compliance with detention standards.
- US House members make unannounced visit to Moshannon ICE facility, call for overhaul
U.S. Representatives Summer Lee and Chris Deluzio conducted an unannounced visit to the Moshannon Valley Processing Center, an ICE detention facility in Pennsylvania, to investigate conditions and advocate for changes to immigration policies. They reported concerns including inadequate medical care for a pregnant detainee and allegations of sexual assault, while highlighting that most detainees are categorized as low-security. The facility, operated by GEO Group Inc., has faced criticism for deaths, human rights abuses, and poor medical treatment.