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ICE gives detention centers high marks for health under Trump even as deaths climb, report finds
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· August 18, 2026
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Key points Details about the analysis and its findings are available from the Project on Government Oversight. Complaints about immigrant detention facilities persist, citing issues such as poor water quality and inadequate medical care.
Complaints about immigrant detention facilities persist, citing issues such as poor water quality and inadequate medical care. Disability rights groups and a federal judge have also raised concerns. Despite these problems, internal assessments have given facilities favorable reviews.
An analysis found that many facilities received high ratings under a certain administration. Details about the analysis and its findings are available from the Project on Government Oversight.
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Published: August 18, 2026 ·
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