This means they will interact with the public at large, including vulnerable populations such as children and people who are immunocompromised or have chronic diseases at public places like schools, healthcare facilities, and other community settings.
Discussing the risks of TB spread from detention center staff.
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This wasn’t too long a commute — it’s a little longer to come to Grand Junction to join us. Please. Victor. What are you afraid of?
Neither DHS nor ICE engaged in the required public review process involving the necessary analysis of potential environmental impacts from any of the construction, renovation or operation of this facility.
We know how Coloradans, including me, are concerned about the opening of another immigration detention facility carrying out what I’ve said before is an often illegal and inhumane mass deportation policy.
This has been a shuttered facility for quite some time. It can’t just be picked up and put into use without going through the required reviews. They are there for a reason.
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