As immigrant arrests surge, complaints of abuse mount at America’s oldest detention center in Miami
- Three detainees died in ICE custody since President Trump returned, including two at the Krome facility.
- Increased nationwide detentions under President Trump's policies coincided with these deaths.
- Reports detail severe overcrowding and unsanitary conditions at Krome, where detainees sleep on floors.
- Krome holds nearly 1,700 people against a 600-person capacity, reflecting a national detention surge.
- This situation triggers legal challenges and congressional scrutiny regarding conditions and detainee rights.
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As immigrant arrests surge, complaints of abuse mount at America’s oldest detention center
Reports have poured in about a lack of water and food, unsanitary confinement and medical neglect. In response, the Trump administration shut down three Department of Homeland Security oversight offices charged with investigating such claims.
Dem rep in pink cowboy hat calls for anti-GOP ‘uprising’ over Florida ICE detention center conditions
"We need the people. We needed an uprising where people are taking to the streets and the phones, and writing letters. That's what we need," Rep. Frederica Wilson told reporters.
As Immigrant Arrests Surge, Complaints of Abuse Mount at America's Oldest Detention Center in Miami
As hundreds of migrants crowded into the Krome Detention Center in Miami on the edge of the Florida Everglades, a palpable fear of an uprising set in among its staff.
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