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6 days agoBay Area Lawmaker Inspects ICE Detention Facility in SF After Reports of Mistreatment | KQED
Since then, people arrested at Northern California immigration courts, at ICE check-in appointments and elsewhere have been locked up overnight - some as long as six days - and have nowhere to sleep but a metal bench or the floor, with the lights on around the clock, the suit alleged. They must share a toilet with no privacy, have nowhere to bathe and are denied soap and toothpaste, according to the lawsuit, which was filed on behalf of several people who were held there.
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