China News Service, June 28, according to the US "World Daily" report, the Chinese District Judge Dolly Gee of the United States District Court in Los Angeles (Dolly Gee) ordered the evening of June 26, the government needs to be released before July 17 with parents detained Children in immigration prisons condemned the Trump administration for prolonging the detention of immigrant families as the new pneumonia epidemic raged.
Zhu Meiyu’s decree applies to three family detention centers operated by the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Texas and Pennsylvania, targeting children detained for more than 20 days; some people have been detained in detention centers since 2019 .
Zhu Meiyu said that the New Crown Virus has spread in two of the family detention centers and is scheduled to let children leave with their parents or send them to relatives’ guardians by July 17.
The Immigration and Customs Enforcement Bureau (ICE) stated in May that three detention centers detained 184 children; ICE’s detention center differed from the Federal Ministry of Health and Welfare (HHS) in early June, where it detained about 1,000 unaccompanied children. .
The number of detainees in the two systems has fallen sharply as the Trump administration expelled a large number of immigrant applicants who tried to cross the border and asked them to wait in Mexico.
Lawyers for immigrant families said that ICE officials asked parents in May if they would like to hand over their children to relatives for custody, but most parents refused.
ICE stated that officials were conducting routine bail review in accordance with the law by Zhu Meiyu at the time.
Proponents based on the spread of the new crown virus in immigration detention centers, called on ICE to release all immigrant families.
A document released by the court on June 25 pointed out that 11 children and parents in Karnes City, Texas were diagnosed.
At least three parents and children were diagnosed in a detention center near Dilley, Texas. One of the children was just two years old this week; the confirmed parent and child were isolated, and two private contractors and an ICE official were subsequently confirmed.
For most people, the symptoms of New Coronary Pneumonia are as mild as colds, but for the elderly and those with underlying diseases, it may cause pneumonia or death, and most people will recover.
More than 2,500 ICE detainees were diagnosed. ICE stated that at least 900 people were a high-risk group, and subsequently reduced the number of people in the three detention centers.