Centros del ICE bajo la lupa: los lugares de detención que llevan más de un año sin inspección oficial

Several detention centers run by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) have gone over a year without official inspections or audits, raising concerns about transparency and accountability. These facilities, which house migrants, haven't been scrutinized by external bodies for more than a year, prompting questions about the conditions inside and compliance with human rights standards. This situation highlights a significant lapse in oversight that could have serious implications for the treatment of detainees and the legitimacy of ICE's operations. The lack of regular inspections underscores broader issues regarding immigration enforcement and the need for stricter regulatory oversight.