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ICE detainees face worsening mental health and unsafe conditions at new Montana facility with serious violations and inadequate staffing.
Immigrants in ICE detention centers are facing deteriorating mental health, with reports of despair, suicide attempts, and inadequate care, according to lawyers and advocacy groups, despite DHS claims that deaths in custody are rare and preventable.
The new Camp East Montana facility at Fort Bliss, operated by a company without detention experience, has drawn sharp criticism for at least 60 federal violations within weeks of opening, including insufficient food, medical care, outdoor access, and staffing shortages.
The facility, housing over 1,000 people with only 286 officers, operates without a formal security policy and has been criticized for unsafe conditions and lack of oversight, raising concerns about its legality and safety.
Los detenidos de ICE enfrentan un empeoramiento de la salud mental y condiciones inseguras en la nueva instalación de Montana con graves violaciones y personal inadecuado.