Maryland AG Sues ICE Over Detention Center Conditions
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Maryland Attorney General Anthony G. Brown has filed a federal lawsuit against ICE and the Department of Homeland Security, seeking records from an administrative subpoena about conditions in hold rooms at the George H. Fallon Federal Building in Baltimore. The suit follows a joint investigation into possible civil rights violations, including overcrowding, long detentions, lack of medical care, poor sanitation, and no access to lawyers. The rooms are meant for short stays, but people have been held there for days or weeks. A federal court already ruled that these holds likely break the Fifth Amendment. The lawsuit claims the agencies refusal breaks federal law and ties into broader concerns about ICEs plans to expand detention in the state.
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