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Bachelet condemns U.S. migrant treatment

The United Nations’ top human rights official said she was “appalled” at conditions forced on people in detention after crossing into the U.S. from Mexico.

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By Arete News - July 8, 2019
An immigrant detention and "processing center" in Houston, Texas run by a private contractor to the U.S. government (AN/Patrick Feller)
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