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data — both the agency’s public detainee locator and a large internal “detentions table” of book‑ins and book‑outs — has become the primary evidence reporters, attorneys and advocacy groups have used ...
Multiple detainees and several news outlets reported that food at the contained maggots or worms, while state and federal officials have strongly denied those claims and labeled some allegations hoaxe...
Federal oversight of rapid‑build sites like ’s “” has been a mix of existing detention‑inspection programs and separate audits focused on , but the public record in the reporting provided does not sho...
News outlets derived the figure of roughly 800 “missing” detainees by cross‑checking two roster snapshots of men held at against ICE’s public detainee locator and internal ICE records: reporters match...
Multiple major news outlets and advocacy groups reported that hundreds — not an independently confirmed flat figure of exactly 1,200 — of people who passed through Florida’s “Alligator Alcatraz” deten...
and its parent publicly pushed back against reporting that hundreds of men detained at the “Alligator Alcatraz” center had “disappeared” from federal tracking, calling such claims false and insisting ...
Journalists reconstructed transfers into and out of “” by obtaining ’s machine-readable detention records and isolating entries tied to the from a massive detentions table, then using the table’s sequ...
Records and reporting show Alligator Alcatraz has operated continuously since July 1, 2025 and housed thousands of people; ICE data examined by NBC6 shows more than 6,700 people were held there throug...