A federal judge ordered the Trump administration Tuesday to immediately improve conditions at a New York City immigration holding facility, acting on complaints by jailed migrants that cells are dirty, smelly and overcrowded.
Maybe we should put these criminals back up in a five star hotel? That might be what they are used to having. The last one was just shut down in Manhattan. Alien gangs took them over.
Far-left Judge Lewis A. Kaplan, who was Donald Trump’s nemesis in the absurd case of E. Jean Carroll, ruled in a lawsuit filed on behalf of detainees. He issued a temporary restraining order requiring U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to limit capacity, ensure cleanliness and provide sleeping mats in so-called hold rooms at 26 Federal Plaza, a government building in Manhattan.
A cell phone video recorded last month by a detainee showed about two dozen men crowded in one of the building’s four hold rooms, many lying on the floor with thermal blankets but no mattresses or padding.
Did they set this up for a photo or was this for real?
In court filings, detainees complained they had no soap, toothbrushes and other hygiene products. They also said they were fed inedible “slop” and endured the “horrific stench” of sweat, urine and feces, in part because the rooms have open toilets. One woman having her period couldn’t use menstrual products because women in her room were given just two to divvy up, the lawsuit said.
I doubt it’s true because all we get are lies. It sounds like another excuse to keep the criminal aliens here, and slow all deportations..
Maybe the illegal migrants should have taken the $1000 and flown home?
That order is not enforceable.
The prisons are not overcrowded because of Trump, they are overcrowded because the Biden administration opened the border and even helped illegals come in by the millions. All the problems related to illegals were caused by who imported them, not by who is arresting and deporting them. and since 90% of what democrats say are lies, the over crowding is… Read more »