US EditionJudge orders improvements at a Chicago-area immigration facility after claims of inhumane conditions
- On Wednesday, a federal judge in Chicago ordered improvements at the Broadview immigration facility, requiring clean bedding, hygiene supplies and medications for 14 days.
- Detainees told the court that conditions were 'inhuman,' prompting a federal judge in Chicago to reconvene at 4:15 p.m. Wednesday for a temporary restraining order.
- During a preliminary injunction hearing, attorneys introduced videotaped footage entered at the hearing showing Senior Border Patrol official Greg Bovino grabbing, tackling a man and tossing tear gas, which Bovino denied as reportable force.
- U.S. District Judge Sara Ellis has already ordered federal immigration agents to wear badges, banned certain riot-control tactics, and required body cameras after criticizing officials for ignoring earlier orders, though an appeals court blocked a briefing order.
- Justice Department lawyers accused protesters of threatening officers, while witnesses and protesters described unprovoked pepper ball and tear gas use, and Juan Munoz, Oak Park Township Trustee, said he was detained eight hours.
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A federal judge ordered the authorities to implement improvements to an immigration facility in the Chicago area after a group of detainees filed a lawsuit, arguing that they were being held in "inhuman" conditions.
ICE detainees named as plaintiffs in lawsuit ordered released by judge
A federal judge has ordered the release of two immigration detainees who came forward as plaintiffs in a class-action lawsuit, alleging inhumane conditions at the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement processing center in Broadview. U.S. District Judge Sara Ellis ruled in favor of Pablo Moreno González and Felipe Agustín Zamacona after their attorneys filed a petition for writ of habeas corpus, according the lawyers, paving the way for the tw…
US federal judge orders officials to improve conditions for immigration detainees in Illinois facility
A US federal judge on Wednesday ordered the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to provide better conditions for detainees in an Chicago immigration facility. Judge Robert Gettleman of the District Court for the Northern District of Illinois mandated that DHS comply several hygiene-related requirements, ordering for cells to be cleaned at least twice daily, clean toilet facilities, opportunities to shower at least every other day, and at least…
Judge orders Trump administration to improve conditions at Chicago-area immigration site
A judge has ordered federal officials to improve conditions for detainees at one of the Chicago-area detention centers being used by Trump’s administration as it wages a mass incarceration and deportation agenda that has swept up undocumented immigrants and American citizens alike.
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