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Legislation proposed to eliminate family detention and tighten federal oversight.
Independent family detention centers sits in a patchwork of internal offices, statutorily created ombuds and inspectors, congressional oversight, third‑party contractor inspections, and litigation-dri...
Public records and advocacy reports indicate that people died in U.S. immigration detention and during forcible removal operations in the 2001–2008 period, with investigative FOIA releases and human-r...
Since the early 2010s, the federal government introduced a series of procedural reforms—most notably the that centralized oversight, required death reviews, and tied funding to inspection outcomes—but...
Policymakers, advocacy groups, lawmakers and litigants have advanced a suite of reforms to reduce and deportations by and — ranging from new statutes to constrain detention funding and establish verif...
Policymakers, advocates, and watchdogs have proposed a mix of legislative, oversight, and operational changes to reduce , ranging from federal statutes to state safeguards and increased transparency; ...