Family Detention Center

2 measles cases reported inside detention center in Dilley

Two cases of measles detected at Dilley immigrant family detention center

The cases come amid renewed nationwide scrutiny of the facility following the transfer there of Liam Conejo Ramos, a 5-year-old Ecuadorian boy who federal agents arrested along with his father in Minneapolis.

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Source: Measles outbreak reported at ICE’s Dilley family detention facility

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ICE confirms measles inside Texas detention center holding growing number of immigrant families

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ICE seeking warehouse on San Antonio's East Side, angering local officials

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has acquired a warehouse on San Antonio's East Side to use for processing migrants, despite 11th-hour attempts by local Democratic officials to prevent the sal...

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ICE facility in Texas struggles with measles outbreak

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Measles Overtakes ICE Detention Center as Immigrants Remain Trapped

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Measles cases identified at ICE’s largest detention facility for children

Two detainees at a family immigration detention center in Dilley, Texas, have contracted measles, prompting concern among health experts that the virus could spread

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Oregon 7-year-old and parents arrested at ER still held in ICE center in Texas

A 7-year-old Gresham girl and her parents are still locked up in a family detention center in Texas more than two weeks after they were detained by immigration agents while seeking emergency medical care for the child at Adventist Health hospital in Portland.

KSAT

‘Inhumane’: Family of Boulder terror attack suspect describes life in Dilley immigration detention facility

The family of the Boulder terror attack suspect believes their months-long detention at a facility in Dilley, Texas is political punishment and says the living conditions are “inhumane”, a family member told KSAT Investigates.

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Judge says Trump administration must let lawmakers make unannounced visits to ICE detention facilities

A federal judge ruled Monday that the Department of Homeland Security likely broke the law when it barred members of Congress from visiting immigrant detention facilities without a week’s notice. U.S.