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Letters, testimonies and drawings spanning nearly 200 pages, sent by migrants from the T. Don Hutto center in Texas, describe allegations of beatings, mistreatment, poor food and inadequate medical care. One account describes an assault on a detainee after a dispute over a piece of bread. The center housed 497 men in late September 2026 and is operated by CoreCivic on behalf of U.S. immigration authorities. The company denied using excessive force, and the Department of Homeland Security denied that detention conditions were poor. Detainees called for their cases to be expedited, families to be reunited and deaths at immigration facilities to be investigated.
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