<p>In the California City immigration detention center, known as California's largest Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility, 'contact visits' are not allowed. Families of detained residents are expressing their concerns about this policy.</p><p>Teresa Reyes traveled 300 miles to visit her son on his 32nd birthday in May, but she was unable to give him a gift, share a meal, or hug him. The only way she can see her son, Guillermo, a tattoo artist from San Jose, is through a thick pane of glass.</p>
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ICE Prohibits Physical Contact in California's Largest Detention Center
The California City immigration detention center has implemented a ban on physical contact during visits, leading to concerns from families of detained individuals. Teresa Reyes, who visited her son on his birthday, highlighted the emotional impact of this policy.
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ICE bans hugging inside California’s largest detention center. Families are fighting back
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ICE Prohibits Physical Contact in California's Largest Detention Center