明尼苏达州Whippple Federal Building(Whippple Federal Building)对明尼苏达州Whipple Federal Building(Whippple Federal Building)的2月9日检查发现,有40名被拘留者的卫生条件不卫生,没有被褥,法律接触受到限制,这促使人们采取法律行动。 A Feb. 9 inspection of Minnesota’s Whipple Federal Building revealed unsanitary conditions, no bedding, and limited legal access for 40 detainees, prompting legal action.

移民律师Kim Boche和Hanne Sandison在2月9日对明尼苏达州Whipple Federal大楼进行9次检查后提交了法院文件,在该大楼内,约40名被拘留者被关押在7个房间,包括医疗和行政空间。 Immigration attorneys Kim Boche and Hanne Sandison filed court documents after a Feb. 9 inspection of Minnesota’s Whipple Federal Building, where about 40 detainees were held in seven rooms, including medical and administrative spaces. 他们发现没有被褥, 男人睡在地板上, 不卫生的条件 腐烂的食物浪费, 和一个功能性电话盒 路由电话到肯塔基州。 They found no bedding, with men sleeping on floors, unsanitary conditions with rotten food waste, and a functional phone box routing calls to Kentucky. 被拘留者报告说无法获得法律援助,领事馆的指示也不明确。 Detainees reported no access to legal help, and consulate instructions were unclear. 这次访问是Nancy Brasel法官下令进行的,在此之前,有人对国土安全部在大都市暴动期间限制被拘留者会见律师一事提出了诉讼。 The visit, ordered by Judge Nancy Brasel, followed a lawsuit challenging the Department of Homeland Security’s restrictions on detainee access to attorneys during Operation Metro Surge.