ICE again flouts public health recommendations, driving COVID-19 outbreaks and causing needless deaths.
The detention system has grown markedly under the Trump administration, at times holding more than 56,000 people on any given day. They have carried out more inner city raids and reduced the parole rate, and to house more families. detention center, where as of May 31, at least 158 detainees have tested positive, as did eleven ICE employees. One detainee died.in Anson, TX. Here, 111 of the detainees—more than a quarter of the inmates—tested positive for Covid-19.
CDC guidelines call for “social distancing,” with 6’ between individuals. This doesn’t happen in crowded cells or mess halls.
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