The Shadow of Detention: How ICE is Forcing Immigrants Out of the US The Trump administration's immigration policy has been marked by a stark reality: detention as a tool for mass deportation has become a cornerstone.
Over 60,000 people are held in facilities across the country, raising fundamental questions about the human cost. Family detention, once seen as unacceptable, is now normalized.
The Dilley facility in Texas, reopened under Trump, symbolizes this shift. CRB, a 16 year old who arrived with his mother six years ago, spent 141 days there.