Rights Groups Seek Investigation of Folkston ICE Processing Center
Immigrant rights organizations filed a complaint with the Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) and other governmental departments requesting an investigation into “excessive and retaliatory use of force, inhumane treatment, and rights violations”.
Death of Brazilian Migrant in ICE Custody Predictable and Preventable Result of ICE and CoreCivic Abuse, Neglect and Dangerous Conditions at Torrance County
CW: fatal suicide. Kesley Vial, a young man from Brazil, died of a fatal suicide attempt that occurred on August 17 while in ICE custody at the Torrance County Detention Facility (TCDF).
Detention Continues Despite Expired Contract
ICE and CoreCivic are detaining people at the Torrance County facility despite the ICE contract expiring on Oct. 31, 2025. Advocates say this violates ICE policy and cite ongoing abuses, calling for the immediate release of all individuals held there.
Innovation Law Lab Sues USCIS to Demand Transparency in the Expedited Removal Process
Under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) Innovation Law Lab demands that USCIS publicly disclose two specific manuals: the Credible Fear Procedures Manual (CFPM) and the Reasonable Fear Procedures Manual (RFPM).
Oregon Leaders Applaud Biden’s Immigration Reforms
A Biden Administration executive action will impact up to 16,000 Oregonians; there will be information sessions statewide to help immigrant Oregonians learn about the action and get free access to lawyers and accredited representatives.
After Title 42’s End, Plaintiffs in Haitian Bridge Alliance v. Biden Allege Continued Racial Discrimination and Rights Violations
Haitian Bridge Alliance v. Biden was originally filed on behalf of HBA and 11 individual plaintiffs to hold the government to account for detaining and expelling thousands of Haitians seeking safety in Del Rio, Texas, in September 2021.
Court Allows Remain in Mexico Lawsuit to Move Forward
order is a victory for those who faced terrible violence and who were prevented from understanding their asylum proceedings and, in many cases, even attending their hearings.
