ICE in hot water

Detentions challenged as migrants held for days after waiver of 12-hour limit

XINHUA | Updated: 2025-11-11 09:33

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Federal immigration officers make way for a person departing a courtroom as they block the media's passage in a public hallway while waiting to conduct targeted detainments at the US immigration court in Manhattan, New York City, on Oct 7. DAVID DEE DELGADO/REUTERS

In mid-September, a federal judge ordered the Trump administration to improve conditions for detained migrants at the holding facility. ICE began providing sleeping mats, three meals and toothbrushes in response to the court's order.

The judge also required that people detained by ICE be given an opportunity to consult with their attorneys.

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