A pediatrician has publicly condemned the treatment of inmates at the Dilley prison camp, labeling the conditions as “child abuse” and accusing ICE of systemic human rights violations. The doctor, citing medical evidence, argues that the overcrowded facilities, inadequate medical care, and lack of basic hygiene create a toxic environment that endangers the health of all prisoners, including minors.

In a statement released to the press, the pediatrician demanded immediate reforms, calling for independent investigations, transparent reporting, and the cessation of ICE’s involvement in the camp’s operations. The remarks come amid growing scrutiny of ICE’s role in federal detention facilities and a broader push for accountability in the criminal justice system.

The San Antonio Current reports that the pediatrician’s testimony has sparked renewed calls for policy changes and increased oversight, underscoring the urgent need for justice and humane treatment of all detainees.

Source: San Antonio Current