法院任命的医学监察员对加州最大的移民拘留中心进行评估后，发现美国移民与海关执法局（ICE）在该设施未能提供充分的医疗保障。1今年3月，法院任命Dr. Muthusamy Anandkumar对位于加州贝克斯菲尔德以东75英里的California City Immigration Processing Center进行监察。1该设施由私人监狱公司CoreCivic运营，联邦政府本月初购买了该设施。1
监察员的调查发现13个医疗保障缺陷领域，被拘留者面临药物短缺和癌症治疗延误数月等问题。1报告指出该设施存在广泛的医疗系统问题，包括人员配置不足、管理不当和监督缺陷。1这些发现与2024年9月Disability Rights California进行的两天检查中发现的类似问题相符。1该诉讼由7名被拘留者在美国加州北区联邦法院提起。1被拘留者Sokhean Keo在ACLU发布的声明中表示："如果这个系统没有改变，病人会死去。"1
A medical monitor commissioned by a federal court has documented significant deficiencies in healthcare delivery at California City Immigration Processing Center, the state's largest immigration detention facility.1 Dr. Muthusamy Anandkumar, appointed in March as the court-ordered medical monitor, identified 13 distinct areas of medical care failure at the center.1 The facility, operated by private prison company CoreCivic and recently purchased by the federal government, has failed to provide adequate medical safeguards to detainees, according to the assessment.1
Detainees at the facility have faced serious healthcare gaps, including medication shortages and cancer treatment delays spanning months.1 The underlying problems stem from inadequate staffing, mismanagement, and insufficient oversight within the center's medical systems.1 A separate two-day inspection conducted by Disability Rights California in September 2024 corroborated similar findings.1 Sokhean Keo, a detainee whose statement was released by the ACLU, warned that "if this system does not change, patients will die."1 The evaluation was conducted as part of a lawsuit brought by seven detainees in federal court in the Northern District of California.1
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