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  1. Evil Dead Burn star Souheila Yacoub: ‘I tried to watch the second film and it was too much’ – The Irish Times

    Souheila Yacoub had never watched a single frame of the Evil Dead franchise, Sam Raimi’s long-running horror sequence…
    #NewsBeep #News #Movies #AU #Australia #DenisVilleneuve #Entertainment #gaspar-noe #SamRaimi #souheila-yacoub
    newsbeep.com/au/788944/

  2. Evil Dead Burn star Souheila Yacoub: ‘I tried to watch the second film and it was too much’ – The Irish Times

    Souheila Yacoub had never watched a single frame of the Evil Dead franchise, Sam Raimi’s long-running horror sequence…
    #NewsBeep #News #Movies #AU #Australia #DenisVilleneuve #Entertainment #gaspar-noe #SamRaimi #souheila-yacoub
    newsbeep.com/au/788944/

  3. Gašpar podotkol, že niektorí ľudia sa chcú niekomu po návrate z výkonu trestu odňatia slobody pomstiť, pričom nemusí ísť nutne o manželku či domáce násilie.

    Tón: : mierne negatívny
    #slovakia #gdelt #sr #monitor #gašpar

    teraz.sk/slovensko/gaspar-a-si

  4. Gašpar podotkol, že niektorí ľudia sa chcú niekomu po návrate z výkonu trestu odňatia slobody pomstiť, pričom nemusí ísť nutne o manželku či domáce násilie.

    Tón: : mierne negatívny
    #slovakia #gdelt #sr #monitor #gašpar

    teraz.sk/slovensko/gaspar-a-si

  5. Gašpar podotkol, že niektorí ľudia sa chcú niekomu po návrate z výkonu trestu odňatia slobody pomstiť, pričom nemusí ísť nutne o manželku či domáce násilie.

    Tón: : mierne negatívny
    #slovakia #gdelt #sr #monitor #gašpar

    teraz.sk/slovensko/gaspar-a-si

  6. Richter zopakoval, že odvolávanie Gašpara je hlavne v záujme PS, ktoré chce prekryť svoje problémy s rodinou lídra hnutia Michala Šimečku.

    Tón: : mierne negatívny
    #slovakia #gdelt #sns #odvolávanie #gašpar

    teraz.sk/slovensko/gaspar-odmi

  7. Richter zopakoval, že odvolávanie Gašpara je hlavne v záujme PS, ktoré chce prekryť svoje problémy s rodinou lídra hnutia Michala Šimečku.

    Tón: : mierne negatívny
    #slovakia #gdelt #sns #odvolávanie #gašpar

    teraz.sk/slovensko/gaspar-odmi

  8. Richter zopakoval, že odvolávanie Gašpara je hlavne v záujme PS, ktoré chce prekryť svoje problémy s rodinou lídra hnutia Michala Šimečku.

    Tón: : mierne negatívny
    #slovakia #gdelt #sns #odvolávanie #gašpar

    teraz.sk/slovensko/gaspar-odmi

  9. Pokus o svoje odvolávanie vníma Gašpar ako snahou o prekrytie kauzy matky lídra opozičného PS Michala Šimečku.

    Tón: : mierne negatívny
    #slovakia #gdelt #návrh #podpredseda #gašpar

    teraz.sk/slovensko/poslanci-ne

  10. Pokus o svoje odvolávanie vníma Gašpar ako snahou o prekrytie kauzy matky lídra opozičného PS Michala Šimečku.

    Tón: : mierne negatívny
    #slovakia #gdelt #návrh #podpredseda #gašpar

    teraz.sk/slovensko/poslanci-ne

  11. Pokus o svoje odvolávanie vníma Gašpar ako snahou o prekrytie kauzy matky lídra opozičného PS Michala Šimečku.

    Tón: : mierne negatívny
    #slovakia #gdelt #návrh #podpredseda #gašpar

    teraz.sk/slovensko/poslanci-ne

  12. Poslankyňa Zuzana Mesterová (PS) pripomenula, že návrh na odvolanie Gašpara podali na začiatku májovej schôdze parlamentu.

    Tón: : mierne negatívny
    #slovakia #gdelt #podpredseda #gašpar #ps

    teraz.sk/slovensko/ps-poda-nav

  13. Poslankyňa Zuzana Mesterová (PS) pripomenula, že návrh na odvolanie Gašpara podali na začiatku májovej schôdze parlamentu.

    Tón: : mierne negatívny
    #slovakia #gdelt #podpredseda #gašpar #ps

    teraz.sk/slovensko/ps-poda-nav

  14. Poslankyňa Zuzana Mesterová (PS) pripomenula, že návrh na odvolanie Gašpara podali na začiatku májovej schôdze parlamentu.

    Tón: : mierne negatívny
    #slovakia #gdelt #podpredseda #gašpar #ps

    teraz.sk/slovensko/ps-poda-nav

  15. Odvolávanie Gašpara z funkcie podpredsedu NR SR iniciuje PS. Chce tak robiť na každej parlamentnej schôdzi.

    Tón: : mierne negatívny
    #slovakia #gdelt #reakcia #odvolávanie #gašpar

    teraz.sk/slovensko/gaspar-snah

  16. Odvolávanie Gašpara z funkcie podpredsedu NR SR iniciuje PS. Chce tak robiť na každej parlamentnej schôdzi.

    Tón: : mierne negatívny
    #slovakia #gdelt #reakcia #odvolávanie #gašpar

    teraz.sk/slovensko/gaspar-snah

  17. Odvolávanie Gašpara z funkcie podpredsedu NR SR iniciuje PS. Chce tak robiť na každej parlamentnej schôdzi.

    Tón: : mierne negatívny
    #slovakia #gdelt #reakcia #odvolávanie #gašpar

    teraz.sk/slovensko/gaspar-snah

  18. Skúšku typu S a typu P a ani odbornú prípravu by po novom nemusela vykonať osoba, ktorej končí platnosť preukazu odbornej spôsobilosti, ak by splnila podmienky, ktoré určuje zákon.

    Tón: : mierne pozitívny
    #slovakia #gdelt #bezpečnosť #preukazy #gašpar

    teraz.sk/slovensko/gaspar-chce

  19. Skúšku typu S a typu P a ani odbornú prípravu by po novom nemusela vykonať osoba, ktorej končí platnosť preukazu odbornej spôsobilosti, ak by splnila podmienky, ktoré určuje zákon.

    Tón: : mierne pozitívny
    #slovakia #gdelt #bezpečnosť #preukazy #gašpar

    teraz.sk/slovensko/gaspar-chce

  20. Skúšku typu S a typu P a ani odbornú prípravu by po novom nemusela vykonať osoba, ktorej končí platnosť preukazu odbornej spôsobilosti, ak by splnila podmienky, ktoré určuje zákon.

    Tón: : mierne pozitívny
    #slovakia #gdelt #bezpečnosť #preukazy #gašpar

    teraz.sk/slovensko/gaspar-chce

  21. wacoca.com/games/1350908/ 喝采を浴びるか,死ぬか。残酷な見世物アリーナで戦い抜くローグライクアクション「BRAVO, GASPAR!」,Steamストアページを公開 ##GAMING #Game #GameNews #games #GamingNews #GASPAR! #PC:BRAVO #ゲーミング #ゲーム #ゲーム攻略 #ゲーム最新情報 #システム:プレイ人数:1人 #ジャンル:アクション #テーマ:ホラー/オカルト #ブラヴォー・ガスパール#ブラヴォー、ガスパール! #プラットフォーム:PC #ブラボー・ガスパール#ブラボー、ガスパール! #ライター:蒼之スギウラ #掲載日:2026/04/0110:30 #記事種別:ニュース #記事種別:ムービー

  22. wacoca.com/games/1350908/ 喝采を浴びるか,死ぬか。残酷な見世物アリーナで戦い抜くローグライクアクション「BRAVO, GASPAR!」,Steamストアページを公開 ##GAMING #Game #GameNews #games #GamingNews #GASPAR! #PC:BRAVO #ゲーミング #ゲーム #ゲーム攻略 #ゲーム最新情報 #システム:プレイ人数:1人 #ジャンル:アクション #テーマ:ホラー/オカルト #ブラヴォー・ガスパール#ブラヴォー、ガスパール! #プラットフォーム:PC #ブラボー・ガスパール#ブラボー、ガスパール! #ライター:蒼之スギウラ #掲載日:2026/04/0110:30 #記事種別:ニュース #記事種別:ムービー

  23. Parlament mal v utorok na mimoriadnej schôdzi rokovať o opozičnom návrhu na odvolanie Gašpara z funkcie podpredsedu parlamentu. Poslanci však neschválili program schôdze.

    Tón: : mierne negatívny
    #slovakia #gdelt #odvolávanie #gašpar #neúspešné

    teraz.sk/slovensko/t-gaspar-po

  24. Parlament mal v utorok na mimoriadnej schôdzi rokovať o opozičnom návrhu na odvolanie Gašpara z funkcie podpredsedu parlamentu. Poslanci však neschválili program schôdze.

    Tón: : mierne negatívny
    #slovakia #gdelt #odvolávanie #gašpar #neúspešné

    teraz.sk/slovensko/t-gaspar-po

  25. Obaja budú považovať za uspokojivý výsledok pre svoje strany to, pokiaľ voľby dopadnú lepšie ako tie predchádzajúce a pokiaľ sa im podarí obhájiť svoje posty v regiónoch.

    Tón: : mierne pozitívny
    #slovakia #gdelt #gašpar #holečková #stvr

    teraz.sk/slovensko/gaspar-sme-

  26. Obaja budú považovať za uspokojivý výsledok pre svoje strany to, pokiaľ voľby dopadnú lepšie ako tie predchádzajúce a pokiaľ sa im podarí obhájiť svoje posty v regiónoch.

    Tón: : mierne pozitívny
    #slovakia #gdelt #gašpar #holečková #stvr

    teraz.sk/slovensko/gaspar-sme-

  27. RE: sportsbots.xyz/users/NicoSchir

    🚨 Excl. - #Lazio have offered to #Lecce a loan with the option to buy to try to sign Kialonda #Gaspar, but Lecce ask a permanent deal to sell the centre-back and so have turned down first Lazio’s bid. #transfers

  28. RE: sportsbots.xyz/users/NicoSchir

    🚨 Excl. - #Lazio have offered to #Lecce a loan with the option to buy to try to sign Kialonda #Gaspar, but Lecce ask a permanent deal to sell the centre-back and so have turned down first Lazio’s bid. #transfers

  29. RE: sportsbots.xyz/users/NicoSchir

    🚨 Excl. - #Lazio have offered to #Lecce a loan with the option to buy to try to sign Kialonda #Gaspar, but Lecce ask a permanent deal to sell the centre-back and so have turned down first Lazio’s bid. #transfers

  30. Human Rights groups warn an immigration detention camp at Fort Bliss has reached a “breaking point”

    Human rights experts are sounding the alarm about living conditions at the immigration detention camp that houses hundreds of people.

    “Fort Bliss is a human and civil rights disaster,”
    said Eunice Cho Senior Counsel for the American Civil Liberty Union’s prison program.

    The ACLU and other organizations allege physical abuse,
    unsanitary conditions and medical neglect
    at the massive tent facility operated by a private contractor on military property.

    The amount of violence we have heard about officers using against detained people is creating a crisis situation,
    ACLU Texas attorney Savannah Kumar said.

    People at the tent facility have given sworn declarations detailing alleged abusive treatment,
    according to the ACLU.

    🆘 “Officers have crushed detained people’s testicles, slammed people to the ground, stomped on them and punched their faces. 
    Officers have beaten people even when they are already restrained and handcuffed,”
    Kumar said.

    A Department of Homeland Security spokesperson said allegations of inhumane conditions are “categorically false” in an emailed statement.

    Nearly 3000 people from across the country are held in the camp.

    Future plans are to increase capacity to 5,000.

    Tricia McLaughlin, DHS assistant secretary for public affairs, pushed back against the allegations, saying:
    “No detainees are being beaten or abused. All detainees are provided with proper meals, medical treatment, access to showers, and have opportunities to communicate with lawyers and their family members.”

    ICE opened the tent facility named
    "Camp East Montana" in mid-August to provide extra detention space
    as the Trump administration works to carry out mass deportations.

    The federal government awarded the Virginia-based company
    "Acquisitions Logics LLC" $1.2 billion to operate the sprawling camp.

    The ACLU, in a letter, urged the federal government to shut it down.

    Along with alleged abuse, human rights advocates say people detained in the tent facility don’t get enough food
    and what they’re served is often spoiled leading to food-borne illnesses.  

    “These conditions force individuals to experience widespread hunger,
    debilitating illness and significant weight loss,”
    said Charlotte Weiss,
    staff attorney at the Texas Civil Rights project in El Paso.

    Weiss said it’s especially concerning for people with diabetes or other medical issues who have special dietary needs
    and have experienced long delays in getting their meals.

    Immigrant advocates also allege medical neglect that includes delayed or denied care and medication.

    ICE confirmed the death of a 48-year-old Guatemalan man in custody at the camp. #Francisco #Gaspar-#Andres died in December after he was hospitalized for a medical condition.

    “From the moment they were notified of his health crisis, ICE medical staff ensured he had constant, high-quality care,” according to a news release.

    The poor living conditions and alleged abuse are designed to force people detained at the facility to voluntarily leave the U.S.
    rather than challenge deportation, say Human Rights advocates.

    “It is cruel. It is inhumane and it’s designed to make people,
    force people to self deport, leave and flee which would be called forced migration,”
    said Marisa Limon-Garza,
    Executive Director of Las Americas Immigrant Advocacy Center.

    Limon-Garza, a native El Pasoan, said using department of defense land for the massive detention center is
    “completely out of alignment with the shared values that our community holds.”

    Many in El Paso have close ties to Fort Bliss
    and generations of veterans call the border city home.

    On Saturday, area residents plan to hold a “silent protest” at ICE offices near the tent facility.

    Organizers with the group, Indivisible The 915,
    ask demonstrators to wear black and hold signs that describe the conditions inside the camp.

    ktep.org/2025-12-12/human-righ

  31. Human Rights groups warn an immigration detention camp at Fort Bliss has reached a “breaking point”

    Human rights experts are sounding the alarm about living conditions at the immigration detention camp that houses hundreds of people.

    “Fort Bliss is a human and civil rights disaster,”
    said Eunice Cho Senior Counsel for the American Civil Liberty Union’s prison program.

    The ACLU and other organizations allege physical abuse,
    unsanitary conditions and medical neglect
    at the massive tent facility operated by a private contractor on military property.

    The amount of violence we have heard about officers using against detained people is creating a crisis situation,
    ACLU Texas attorney Savannah Kumar said.

    People at the tent facility have given sworn declarations detailing alleged abusive treatment,
    according to the ACLU.

    🆘 “Officers have crushed detained people’s testicles, slammed people to the ground, stomped on them and punched their faces. 
    Officers have beaten people even when they are already restrained and handcuffed,”
    Kumar said.

    A Department of Homeland Security spokesperson said allegations of inhumane conditions are “categorically false” in an emailed statement.

    Nearly 3000 people from across the country are held in the camp.

    Future plans are to increase capacity to 5,000.

    Tricia McLaughlin, DHS assistant secretary for public affairs, pushed back against the allegations, saying:
    “No detainees are being beaten or abused. All detainees are provided with proper meals, medical treatment, access to showers, and have opportunities to communicate with lawyers and their family members.”

    ICE opened the tent facility named
    "Camp East Montana" in mid-August to provide extra detention space
    as the Trump administration works to carry out mass deportations.

    The federal government awarded the Virginia-based company
    "Acquisitions Logics LLC" $1.2 billion to operate the sprawling camp.

    The ACLU, in a letter, urged the federal government to shut it down.

    Along with alleged abuse, human rights advocates say people detained in the tent facility don’t get enough food
    and what they’re served is often spoiled leading to food-borne illnesses.  

    “These conditions force individuals to experience widespread hunger,
    debilitating illness and significant weight loss,”
    said Charlotte Weiss,
    staff attorney at the Texas Civil Rights project in El Paso.

    Weiss said it’s especially concerning for people with diabetes or other medical issues who have special dietary needs
    and have experienced long delays in getting their meals.

    Immigrant advocates also allege medical neglect that includes delayed or denied care and medication.

    ICE confirmed the death of a 48-year-old Guatemalan man in custody at the camp. #Francisco #Gaspar-#Andres died in December after he was hospitalized for a medical condition.

    “From the moment they were notified of his health crisis, ICE medical staff ensured he had constant, high-quality care,” according to a news release.

    The poor living conditions and alleged abuse are designed to force people detained at the facility to voluntarily leave the U.S.
    rather than challenge deportation, say Human Rights advocates.

    “It is cruel. It is inhumane and it’s designed to make people,
    force people to self deport, leave and flee which would be called forced migration,”
    said Marisa Limon-Garza,
    Executive Director of Las Americas Immigrant Advocacy Center.

    Limon-Garza, a native El Pasoan, said using department of defense land for the massive detention center is
    “completely out of alignment with the shared values that our community holds.”

    Many in El Paso have close ties to Fort Bliss
    and generations of veterans call the border city home.

    On Saturday, area residents plan to hold a “silent protest” at ICE offices near the tent facility.

    Organizers with the group, Indivisible The 915,
    ask demonstrators to wear black and hold signs that describe the conditions inside the camp.

    ktep.org/2025-12-12/human-righ

  32. Human Rights groups warn an immigration detention camp at Fort Bliss has reached a “breaking point”

    Human rights experts are sounding the alarm about living conditions at the immigration detention camp that houses hundreds of people.

    “Fort Bliss is a human and civil rights disaster,”
    said Eunice Cho Senior Counsel for the American Civil Liberty Union’s prison program.

    The ACLU and other organizations allege physical abuse,
    unsanitary conditions and medical neglect
    at the massive tent facility operated by a private contractor on military property.

    The amount of violence we have heard about officers using against detained people is creating a crisis situation,
    ACLU Texas attorney Savannah Kumar said.

    People at the tent facility have given sworn declarations detailing alleged abusive treatment,
    according to the ACLU.

    🆘 “Officers have crushed detained people’s testicles, slammed people to the ground, stomped on them and punched their faces. 
    Officers have beaten people even when they are already restrained and handcuffed,”
    Kumar said.

    A Department of Homeland Security spokesperson said allegations of inhumane conditions are “categorically false” in an emailed statement.

    Nearly 3000 people from across the country are held in the camp.

    Future plans are to increase capacity to 5,000.

    Tricia McLaughlin, DHS assistant secretary for public affairs, pushed back against the allegations, saying:
    “No detainees are being beaten or abused. All detainees are provided with proper meals, medical treatment, access to showers, and have opportunities to communicate with lawyers and their family members.”

    ICE opened the tent facility named
    "Camp East Montana" in mid-August to provide extra detention space
    as the Trump administration works to carry out mass deportations.

    The federal government awarded the Virginia-based company
    "Acquisitions Logics LLC" $1.2 billion to operate the sprawling camp.

    The ACLU, in a letter, urged the federal government to shut it down.

    Along with alleged abuse, human rights advocates say people detained in the tent facility don’t get enough food
    and what they’re served is often spoiled leading to food-borne illnesses.  

    “These conditions force individuals to experience widespread hunger,
    debilitating illness and significant weight loss,”
    said Charlotte Weiss,
    staff attorney at the Texas Civil Rights project in El Paso.

    Weiss said it’s especially concerning for people with diabetes or other medical issues who have special dietary needs
    and have experienced long delays in getting their meals.

    Immigrant advocates also allege medical neglect that includes delayed or denied care and medication.

    ICE confirmed the death of a 48-year-old Guatemalan man in custody at the camp. #Francisco #Gaspar-#Andres died in December after he was hospitalized for a medical condition.

    “From the moment they were notified of his health crisis, ICE medical staff ensured he had constant, high-quality care,” according to a news release.

    The poor living conditions and alleged abuse are designed to force people detained at the facility to voluntarily leave the U.S.
    rather than challenge deportation, say Human Rights advocates.

    “It is cruel. It is inhumane and it’s designed to make people,
    force people to self deport, leave and flee which would be called forced migration,”
    said Marisa Limon-Garza,
    Executive Director of Las Americas Immigrant Advocacy Center.

    Limon-Garza, a native El Pasoan, said using department of defense land for the massive detention center is
    “completely out of alignment with the shared values that our community holds.”

    Many in El Paso have close ties to Fort Bliss
    and generations of veterans call the border city home.

    On Saturday, area residents plan to hold a “silent protest” at ICE offices near the tent facility.

    Organizers with the group, Indivisible The 915,
    ask demonstrators to wear black and hold signs that describe the conditions inside the camp.

    ktep.org/2025-12-12/human-righ

  33. Human Rights groups warn an immigration detention camp at Fort Bliss has reached a “breaking point”

    Human rights experts are sounding the alarm about living conditions at the immigration detention camp that houses hundreds of people.

    “Fort Bliss is a human and civil rights disaster,”
    said Eunice Cho Senior Counsel for the American Civil Liberty Union’s prison program.

    The ACLU and other organizations allege physical abuse,
    unsanitary conditions and medical neglect
    at the massive tent facility operated by a private contractor on military property.

    The amount of violence we have heard about officers using against detained people is creating a crisis situation,
    ACLU Texas attorney Savannah Kumar said.

    People at the tent facility have given sworn declarations detailing alleged abusive treatment,
    according to the ACLU.

    🆘 “Officers have crushed detained people’s testicles, slammed people to the ground, stomped on them and punched their faces. 
    Officers have beaten people even when they are already restrained and handcuffed,”
    Kumar said.

    A Department of Homeland Security spokesperson said allegations of inhumane conditions are “categorically false” in an emailed statement.

    Nearly 3000 people from across the country are held in the camp.

    Future plans are to increase capacity to 5,000.

    Tricia McLaughlin, DHS assistant secretary for public affairs, pushed back against the allegations, saying:
    “No detainees are being beaten or abused. All detainees are provided with proper meals, medical treatment, access to showers, and have opportunities to communicate with lawyers and their family members.”

    ICE opened the tent facility named
    "Camp East Montana" in mid-August to provide extra detention space
    as the Trump administration works to carry out mass deportations.

    The federal government awarded the Virginia-based company
    "Acquisitions Logics LLC" $1.2 billion to operate the sprawling camp.

    The ACLU, in a letter, urged the federal government to shut it down.

    Along with alleged abuse, human rights advocates say people detained in the tent facility don’t get enough food
    and what they’re served is often spoiled leading to food-borne illnesses.  

    “These conditions force individuals to experience widespread hunger,
    debilitating illness and significant weight loss,”
    said Charlotte Weiss,
    staff attorney at the Texas Civil Rights project in El Paso.

    Weiss said it’s especially concerning for people with diabetes or other medical issues who have special dietary needs
    and have experienced long delays in getting their meals.

    Immigrant advocates also allege medical neglect that includes delayed or denied care and medication.

    ICE confirmed the death of a 48-year-old Guatemalan man in custody at the camp. #Francisco #Gaspar-#Andres died in December after he was hospitalized for a medical condition.

    “From the moment they were notified of his health crisis, ICE medical staff ensured he had constant, high-quality care,” according to a news release.

    The poor living conditions and alleged abuse are designed to force people detained at the facility to voluntarily leave the U.S.
    rather than challenge deportation, say Human Rights advocates.

    “It is cruel. It is inhumane and it’s designed to make people,
    force people to self deport, leave and flee which would be called forced migration,”
    said Marisa Limon-Garza,
    Executive Director of Las Americas Immigrant Advocacy Center.

    Limon-Garza, a native El Pasoan, said using department of defense land for the massive detention center is
    “completely out of alignment with the shared values that our community holds.”

    Many in El Paso have close ties to Fort Bliss
    and generations of veterans call the border city home.

    On Saturday, area residents plan to hold a “silent protest” at ICE offices near the tent facility.

    Organizers with the group, Indivisible The 915,
    ask demonstrators to wear black and hold signs that describe the conditions inside the camp.

    ktep.org/2025-12-12/human-righ

  34. Human Rights groups warn an immigration detention camp at Fort Bliss has reached a “breaking point”

    Human rights experts are sounding the alarm about living conditions at the immigration detention camp that houses hundreds of people.

    “Fort Bliss is a human and civil rights disaster,”
    said Eunice Cho Senior Counsel for the American Civil Liberty Union’s prison program.

    The ACLU and other organizations allege physical abuse,
    unsanitary conditions and medical neglect
    at the massive tent facility operated by a private contractor on military property.

    The amount of violence we have heard about officers using against detained people is creating a crisis situation,
    ACLU Texas attorney Savannah Kumar said.

    People at the tent facility have given sworn declarations detailing alleged abusive treatment,
    according to the ACLU.

    🆘 “Officers have crushed detained people’s testicles, slammed people to the ground, stomped on them and punched their faces. 
    Officers have beaten people even when they are already restrained and handcuffed,”
    Kumar said.

    A Department of Homeland Security spokesperson said allegations of inhumane conditions are “categorically false” in an emailed statement.

    Nearly 3000 people from across the country are held in the camp.

    Future plans are to increase capacity to 5,000.

    Tricia McLaughlin, DHS assistant secretary for public affairs, pushed back against the allegations, saying:
    “No detainees are being beaten or abused. All detainees are provided with proper meals, medical treatment, access to showers, and have opportunities to communicate with lawyers and their family members.”

    ICE opened the tent facility named
    "Camp East Montana" in mid-August to provide extra detention space
    as the Trump administration works to carry out mass deportations.

    The federal government awarded the Virginia-based company
    "Acquisitions Logics LLC" $1.2 billion to operate the sprawling camp.

    The ACLU, in a letter, urged the federal government to shut it down.

    Along with alleged abuse, human rights advocates say people detained in the tent facility don’t get enough food
    and what they’re served is often spoiled leading to food-borne illnesses.  

    “These conditions force individuals to experience widespread hunger,
    debilitating illness and significant weight loss,”
    said Charlotte Weiss,
    staff attorney at the Texas Civil Rights project in El Paso.

    Weiss said it’s especially concerning for people with diabetes or other medical issues who have special dietary needs
    and have experienced long delays in getting their meals.

    Immigrant advocates also allege medical neglect that includes delayed or denied care and medication.

    ICE confirmed the death of a 48-year-old Guatemalan man in custody at the camp. #Francisco #Gaspar-#Andres died in December after he was hospitalized for a medical condition.

    “From the moment they were notified of his health crisis, ICE medical staff ensured he had constant, high-quality care,” according to a news release.

    The poor living conditions and alleged abuse are designed to force people detained at the facility to voluntarily leave the U.S.
    rather than challenge deportation, say Human Rights advocates.

    “It is cruel. It is inhumane and it’s designed to make people,
    force people to self deport, leave and flee which would be called forced migration,”
    said Marisa Limon-Garza,
    Executive Director of Las Americas Immigrant Advocacy Center.

    Limon-Garza, a native El Pasoan, said using department of defense land for the massive detention center is
    “completely out of alignment with the shared values that our community holds.”

    Many in El Paso have close ties to Fort Bliss
    and generations of veterans call the border city home.

    On Saturday, area residents plan to hold a “silent protest” at ICE offices near the tent facility.

    Organizers with the group, Indivisible The 915,
    ask demonstrators to wear black and hold signs that describe the conditions inside the camp.

    ktep.org/2025-12-12/human-righ

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