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Detained men at the Adelanto ICE Processing Center say they’re being punished for speaking out—workers in riot gear allegedly pepper-sprayed and tear-gassed them after they met with Congress, followed by solitary confinement and threats of transfer for participating in a hunger strike. The protest, which began in mid-May with 40 detainees, has spread to a neighboring facility and demands humane treatment, medical care, and accountability for deaths in custody. Families call it a nightmare, while detainees report 24-hour lockdowns cutting off essentials. Despite DHS denying any strike or abuse, a congressional rep is investigating, calling punishment for speaking out unacceptable.
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