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Topic: ICE detention

Coils of razor wire along a fence.
New California
Thursday, 7/2, 11:20 AM

California Immigrant Detainees Boycott Commissary Over Steep Prices

  • More than 300 immigrant detainees at two privately run detention facilities in California's Central Valley and desert have stopped buying from the commissary in protest, saying prices for basics like coffee, soup and tampons are marked far above what the same items cost outside.
  • The operators and federal officials did not respond to requests for comment.

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