Migrants speak of ’inhumane’ conditions at Ice detention centers during Covid

Migrants have shared their experiences at privately-run US Immigation and Customs Enforcement (Ice) detention centers during the Covid-19 pandemic. Alonzo and Javier were held at La Palma Correctional Center; they alleged the treatment many received was ’inhumane’. At Eloy Detention Center, Carmen claimed medical staff would only tell them to ’drink water’ regardless of symptoms. José, who was held at Central Arizona Florence Correctional Complex and La Palma, said for months he was barely able to go outside. Alejandro, who was also held at Central Arizona Florence, said at times there were up to 64 people living in his tank. Subscribe to Guardian News on YouTube ► These audio recordings were captured as part of a project covering the world’s largest for-profit immigration detention system. ’We’ve commodified human displacement,’ said artist David Taylor, who in recent months used drones to take aerial photography and video of centers near the US southern border, in Californi