
The largest ICE detention center in the country lost track of a loaded firearm, did not provide treatment to detainees with chronic health conditions and failed to test immigrants for tuberculosis, according to a report from the Government Accountability Office published Tuesday. Subscribe to read this story ad-free Get unlimited access to ad-free articles and exclusive content.
Main Idea: A Government Accountability Office report says ICE’s Camp East Montana detention center had major safety and health failures, including a lost loaded gun, poor medical care, and missed tuberculosis testing.
Key Points:
Failures at an ICE detention center may raise taxpayer costs, spread disease risk, and weaken trust in federal oversight of immigration facilities.
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Central agency responsible for the detention center and the oversight failures described in the report.
Contractor terminated by ICE and directly implicated in the reported performance and oversight failures.
The detention facility at the center of the report’s allegations and oversight problems.
Investigating the death-related evidence issues described in the article.
Named elected official giving a central public response and calling for shutdown and investigation.
Named legal organization that filed a lawsuit over alleged inhumane conditions at the facility.
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Mentioned as part of the ongoing investigation into the detainee death and evidence handling.