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ICE, CCA Settle ACLU Lawsuit Regarding Health Care for Immigration Detainees
A lawsuit filed by the American Civil Liberties Union that alleged deficiencies in health care at the San Diego Correctional Facility (SDCF) in Otay Mesa, California has been settled, according to a December 16, 2010 press release issued by the ACLU.
The suit named as defendants the Immigration and Customs ...
The suit named as defendants the Immigration and Customs ...
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