US EditionMoldy Food, Dirty Towels: Critics Warn of Inhumane Conditions at California’s Largest Detention Center
SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, JUN 20 – The surge in detainees at Adelanto ICE Center has doubled population since April, intensifying long-standing issues of understaffing and inadequate medical and mental health care, ACLU reported.
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Moldy food, dirty towels: Critics warn of inhumane conditions at California’s largest detention center
ADELANTO, Calif. — As federal immigration agents conduct mass raids across Southern California, the Adelanto ICE Processing Center is filling so rapidly it is reigniting longtime concerns about safety conditions inside the facility.
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In less than two months, the number of detainees at the Adelanto ICE Processing Center has surged from around 300 near the end of April to more than 1,200.
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