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Dittie

How many reports does it take before Americans stop calling this “isolated incidents” and start asking whether there’s a systemic problem? A new Human Rights Watch & ACLU report should be a five-alarm warning for anyone who cares about human rights in this country. A #SheShed 🧵

“You’re Only Getting Out Deported or Dead”The 84-page report, “‘You’re Only Getting Out Deported or Dead’: Abusive US Immigration Detention at Ft. Bliss,” documents conditions at the largest immigration detention facility in the United States...www.hrw.org
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Joshua Wattles

Deportation to countries of origin where the deportee is at risk of death or to an impoverished country possibly on a different continent to become forced labor is the United States' equivalent to a gas chamber solution for its concentration camps (ICE detention facilities). WAKE UP. Not my America.

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Dittie

Agree

Lyn Gianni

I cannot recognize my country anymore. This is what "great" means?????? It's hideous.

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Dittie

It’s awful

Dittie

Inside ICE’s Camp East Montana detention facility at Fort Bliss, investigators documented allegations of beatings, medical neglect, filthy living conditions, inadequate food and medical care, and barriers to legal access.

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Dittie

The report’s based on interviews with 71 detainees & describes conditions the organizations say may amount to cruel, inhuman, & degrading treatment under international human rights standards. Read it again. These were not people with the power to walk away.They were people the government detained.

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Dittie

When the state takes away someone’s freedom, it takes on a responsibility: safety, medical care, basic necessities, & human dignity. Instead, this report raises a horrifying question about what happened behind those walls & whether the people responsible were willing to look away.

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Dittie

If that wasn’t bad enough, here’s another report. The Guardian has obtained internal ICE documents describing forced medical interventions involving a hunger-striking detainee.

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Dittie

Human rights organizations and major medical associations have long argued that forcibly treating competent hunger strikers can violate medical ethics and, in some circumstances, constitute cruel, inhuman, or degrading treatment.

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Dittie

First came reports of beatings, medical neglect, and inhumane living conditions. Now there are documented reports of forced medical interventions involving a hunger-striking detainee. Taken together, these reports demand independent scrutiny.

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Dittie

The question isn’t whether Congress should investigate. The question is why it hasn’t already. A country’s values are not tested by how it treats the people who have the most power. They are tested by what it allows to happen to the people who have none. #SheShed

Trump administration forced treatment on hunger striker in ICE detention, document revealsICE report reviewed by the Guardian discloses a patient was ‘subject to force feeding, hydration or urinary catheterization’, which experts have described as torturewww.theguardian.com