Under Harsh Conditions: A Deep Dive into the Hidden Realities of Detention Centers Along U.S. Borders
Washington, D.C. — Over the recent years under varying administrations, immigration detention centers across the U.S. have been scenes of severe criticisms over their living conditions and operational standards. Stretching from the Rio Grande to the shores of the Pacific and scattered across the frontiers near Canada, these facilities often form austere, cold rectangles of concrete, scarcely furnished and ill-equipped for long-term occupancy. Despite their rudimentary designs, incidents where migrants have been held for weeks …