…their work authorization, despite their timely filing for renewal. One of those workers is Dr. Muradyan, who lost her positions at two rural hospitals, where she cared for COVID victims….
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…heightened risk of COVID and need to get out of detention as quickly as possible. Expecting people in this situation to have knowledge of the administration’s new priorities, understand how…
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…all three family detention centers. The coronavirus pandemic presents additional health risks to detention. One model predicted that a COVID-outbreak in detention could spread to 72% to 100% of those…
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…regime in place to succeed Title 42 when the national COVID emergency ends, which is currently set to happen on May 11. This regulation is written to serve as that…
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…one of the nation’s largest for-profit private prison companies, and currently houses less than 100 male noncitizens. Before the outbreak of COVID, it held hundreds more. During the inspection, OIG…
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…hiring freeze and the reduction in adjudications during the COVID pandemic as factors leading to this growth. Despite these obstacles, the report details considerable successes the agency achieved while primarily…
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…has not been successful in preventing the spread of COVID in the U.S. nor in reducing irregular border crossings. Unfortunately, the Biden administration seems to be looking backward instead of…
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