美国移民执法局(ICE)计划本周将多名患有严重疾病的移民拘留者从佛罗里达州设施驱逐至中非共和国和布隆迪等非洲国家1。移民权利倡导者对此举提出警告，指出被拘留者患有糖尿病、急性胰腺炎等重症，在拘留期间遭受医疗照顾不足，驱逐行为违反医疗标准1。
被影响者包括41岁的古巴籍人士Noslén Sendra，他患有无法控制的糖尿病和急性胰腺炎，已被关押9个月，体重下降超过50磅1。克罗姆北部处理中心和布劳瓦德过渡中心存在严重超员现象，分别关押1,102名被拘留者，而最大容纳量仅为882人1。政府检查官5月的突查发现这两处设施厕所、洗手池、淋浴设施严重不足1。
移民权利律师Shalyn Fluharty指出，被拘留者在长达24小时的飞行中遭镣铐束缚，甚至被包裹在全身套装中无法活动1。人权观察组织的报告显示，被驱逐至第三国的人员在抵达后遭受迫害、任意监禁和刑讯逼供1。美国最高法院上月批准了这一第三国驱逐做法1。
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is planning to deport multiple severely ill immigrant detainees from two Florida facilities to African countries this week, according to immigration rights advocates.1 The deportation flights are scheduled to depart between Wednesday and Friday, with destinations including the Central African Republic and Burundi.1
Among those facing imminent removal is Noslén Sendra, a 41-year-old Cuban national who has been detained for nine months and suffers from uncontrolled diabetes and acute pancreatitis.1 Sendra has lost more than 50 pounds during his detention.1 Immigration rights lawyer Shalyn Fluharty has raised concerns that detainees are shackled during lengthy flights lasting up to 24 hours, with some restrained in full-body suits that prevent movement.1
The two Florida facilities involved—Krom North Processing Center and Broward Transition Center—are operating significantly over capacity, holding 1,102 detainees against a maximum capacity of 882.1 A May inspection by government officials documented multiple violations, including inadequate toilet, sink, and shower facilities.1 Advocates argue that the deportations violate medical standards, noting that detainees have experienced insufficient medical care and overcrowded conditions during their confinement.1 The U.S. Supreme Court approved the third-country deportation practice last month.1 Human Rights Watch has reported that individuals deported through this process have faced persecution, arbitrary detention, and torture upon arrival in their destination countries.1
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