A detainee in ICE’s Eloy Detention Center in Arizona has been deported with a urine-collection tube and bag still in place, more than three months after her medical record says a specialist was supposed to review whether the tube could be removed. @tucson.com tucson.com/news/local/b...
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Emily Bregel
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A Phoenix man from Egypt has spent the last three months confined in a decommissioned hotel in Equatorial Guinea, after ICE deported him there without warning. @tucson.com tucson.com/news/local/b...
At nearly seven months pregnant, Lesli Vaca Díaz was helicoptered to a Tucson hospital after she says a Border Patrol agent struck her in the back so hard during her July 2 arrest that she had the wind knocked out of her and fell to her knees. CBP is investigating. @tucson.com tinyurl.com/bp6nny24
Venezuelan asylum seeker Erianny Rodriguez Balza, 26, said she's rebuilding her life after being wrongly detained in Arizona's Eloy Detention Center for 9 months. "They stole so much time from me," she told the Star, days after her June 27 release. "I lost everything in there." tinyurl.com/yc5s5th9
The Arizona Daily Star has no paywall this weekend, July 2-5 🎇 Catch up on the Star's immigration detention coverage here: tucson.com/news/local/b... @tucson.com
A Venezuelan asylum seeker is still detained at Arizona's Eloy Detention Center, two months after a DHS attorney admitted in a sworn District Court filing that the woman has protected status in the U.S. and can't be detained based on her immigration status. @tucson.com tucson.com/news/local/b...
"That place is not a place you should put a human being," said Iranian asylum seeker Narges Dehghani, who has now been held at Eloy Detention Center for 14 months. "I felt like I was nothing, by the way they were treating me. Like I’m nothing." Read here: tinyurl.com/4x2x4u3y
Thousands of immigrants each year in the U.S. are sent to solitary confinement, a punishment so severe that the United Nations considers a 15-day stint in solitary tantamount to torture. Read the first installment of my and @emilyhamer.bsky.social's 2-day report at @tucson.com: tinyurl.com/526aw89f
A Tucson woman with DACA protection — who has lived in the U.S. since age 1 and has no criminal record — was detained Monday after immigration agents pushed their way into her home without a warrant, according to her family and home security video. @tucson.com tinyurl.com/mr43t96e