Immigrants in Miami’s Ice Prison were made to kneel to take “like dogs”, the report claims United States migration star-news.press/wp

Immigrants were linked to a immigration prison in Miami with their hand attached to their backs and made the kneeling to eat from the “like dogs”, according to The report was published on Monday In circumstances in three crowded Florida facilities.

The incident, which occurred at the Federal Detention Center in the city center, is one of the alleged violations of the Immigration and Customs Agency (ICE) that has managed prisons in the state since January, where it was dated by the calling groups of Human Rights Watch, the Americans of the justice of immigrants, and the south of the interviews with the detainees.

The report said that dozens of men had been filled in the reservation cell for hours, and the lunch was denied until about 7 pm. They remained bound with food on chairs in front of them.

“We had to eat like animals,” said one of the detainees named Pedro.

The groups say that the treatment is humiliated by the guards is common in the three prisons. At the Krome North Service Processing Center in West Miami, female detainees were made to use toilets in the sight of the men who were detained there, and they were deprived of access to care, shower or adequate foods.

The prison was far from the capacity, and some detainees stated that they had been detained for more than 24 hours on a car park. Men and women were confined together, and they were only disposed of when they needed to use a single toilet, which soon became blocked.

A man said: “The bus has become disgusting. It was the type of toilet in which people usually urinated, but because we were on the bus for a long time, and we were not allowed to leave the matter, others have retreated in the toilet.”

“For this reason, the entire scent of the bus is strongly of the stool.”

When the group was finally accepted in the facility, many said, many spent up to 12 days in a crime room, they baptized La Hierela – the ice box – without bed or warm clothes, and instead sleep on the cold concrete floor.

There was a very small space in Krome, and a lot of detainees, the report says, that each room was used to contract the new arrivals.

“By the time I left, almost all the visiting rooms were full. A few men were able to sit, and all of them had to stand,” Andrea said, he had females.

In the third facility, the Brown Transitional Center at Bombano Beach, where she was the 44 -year -old Haiti woman, Marie Anig Blaze, He died in AprilThe detainees said they were routinely depriving sufficient medical or psychological care.

The report said that some suffered from delayed treatment for injuries, chronic conditions, and rejecting or hostile responses from employees.

In one of the alleged incidents in April in the downtown Miami prison, the employees have stopped a surveillance camera and the brutal detained “Anti -Disorder Team” who were protesting about medical attention to one of their number that was the blood. One of the detainees suffered a broken finger.

The former detainee said that all the three facilities were severely crowded, a factor in Florida’s decision to build the controversial “Alcatraz” prison in Everglades, which eventually intends to up to 5,000 immigrants who are not documented pending deportation.

Immigration detention numbers at the national level were 56,400 a day in mid -June, with approximately 72 % who had no criminal history, according to the report.

HRW said the daily average during 2024 was 37,500.

The groups say that documented violations reflect the inhuman conditions within federal immigration facilities that have worsened since Trump’s opening in January and their subsequent pushing to increase arrests and deportation.

“The anti -migrant escalation and enforcement tactics under the Trump administration are to occupy societies and vaccinate families, and they are particularly cruel in Florida, which flourishes because of its migratory societies,” said Katie Blancheib, a lawyer for immigration and co -founder of the southern sanctuary.

“The rapid, chaotic and cruel approach to arrest and locking people is literally dead and causes the human rights crisis that affects this state and the entire country for years to come.”

The Guardian called the ice to comment.