North Lake Processing Center

Five Democratic U.S. Representatives from Michigan sent a letter to Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin opposing the development of an ICE detention center in Romulus. The letter cites local opposition, zoning issues, environmental concerns, and lack of consultation with local officials, as well as ongoing legal challenges from Michigan’s attorney general and the city of Romulus.

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 in ICE facilities across four states have launched hunger strikes to protest conditions, including allegations of substandard medical care and unsafe living environments. The strikes, involving hundreds of detainees at facilities operated by the GEO Group, have prompted daily protests and accusations of mistreatment by guards. ICE and GEO Group deny the claims, asserting compliance with detention standards.

Q, a transgender woman, was sexually assaulted at the North Lake Processing Center and deported to Venezuela by ICE before her investigation was completed. She had arrived in the U.S. on an expired tourist visa and was seeking asylum.

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 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 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 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 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.