Stewart Detention Center

Not pretty strong, but it's not like the entire case was thrown out in the motion to dismiss.

Way, so returning from overseas February 2025, Simon is detained by ICE at the Stewart Detention Center in Georgia.

That's February 2025.

Yeah.

But so many others remain, including Dilley Detention Facility in Texas, where children are still being incarcerated in horrific conditions.

As the top Democrat on the Immigration Subcommittee, I've done multiple announced and unannounced visits to ICE detention facilities across the country, including most recently in rural Georgia at the Stewart Detention Center, where we have advocated for people to get out of that facility.

And once again, we heard.

This is a center where it's one of the largest in the country, where over 1,900 people are being held every single night.

What do you see?

The last one, I went to Stewart Detention Center, one of the largest in the country in rural Georgia, Lumpkin, Georgia.

1,900 people incarcerated there just at that one facility.

And, you know, they, they don't let us talk to detainees unless we have a privacy release waiver.

An attorney they brought with them was turned away, too.

The attorney says he was told Edgar would be moved to Stewart Detention Center in Lumpkin, Georgia, once he was stable.

So far, now, the only link between this man and the people who love him was that one brief call.

Six days go by, then on September 23rd, ICE puts out a statement.

There's a great group that goes up there all the time.

I just want to point out to the caller's point about ICE going underground, that even though nearly 60 people have died in custody, They're underreporting the deaths, and a great example, or a horrible example, is this person that was detained at the Stewart Detention Center in Georgia.

Prisciano Trejo Ricano had these severe symptoms, coughing up blood, severe pain.

After weeks, weeks after this, they finally transferred him to a hospital.