Think Progress: U.S. Officials Systemically Abused Immigrants And Took Their Possessions

Think Progress reports the release of yet another study exposing the government’s negligently supervised immigrant detention program. “Migrant Mistreatment While in U.S. Custody” a joint investigative study by Immigration Policy Center, the University of Arizona, and George Washington University, determined that unsupervised border patrol agents consistently mistreated and even abused immigrants at detention centers. For years the ACLU has advocated that the immigrant lock-up system was not only a waste of tax payers’ money but fostered inhumane treatment of inmates;  that pressure, as the article notes, has led to some minor improvements:

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New York Times: Judge Finds Violations of Rights by Sheriff

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Slate: Deportation Without Representation

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New York Times: Arizona Ruling Only a Narrow Opening for Other States

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Supreme Court decision in Arizona v. U.S.

ACLU of Illinois response to today’s Supreme Court decision in Arizona v. U.S. regarding the State of Arizona’s harsh anti-immigration law:

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ACLU: Standing up for fairness to immigrants in Cook County

On Thursday, February 9th, the ACLU of Illinois will join with other concerned groups and individuals from across Cook County to oppose bills that would gut a County ordinance that limits County assistance to the federal Bureau for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

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Notorious Arizona Anti-Immigration Law Coming to Illinois?

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