California's Largest Migrant Detention Center Accused of Horrific Conditions in Federal Lawsuit
California's largest migrant detention center is accused of horrific conditions in a new federal lawsuit, including sewage bubbles rising from shower drains and detainees being forced to use dirty bands. The allegations come after a group of migrants filed the lawsuit against the facility's owners, alleging severe mistreatment and abuse.
A new federal lawsuit has accused California's largest migrant detention center of horrific conditions, including sewage bubbles rising from shower drains and detainees being forced to use dirty bandages for over a week without being provided clean replacements. The facility, known as the San Diego Border Patrol Station, allegedly failed to maintain basic sanitation standards, putting detainees' health at risk. The lawsuit also claims that detainees were subjected to overcrowding and inadequate access to medical care. The allegations have sparked widespread criticism of the facility's treatment of migrant detainees.
