Key Points
- Children detained at an immigrant processing center in Texas have made drawings
- The children are stating in their drawings that they need help and are trying to get out of this 'prison'
- ICE provided podcast host Allison Gill with scans of nine pages
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Children detained at an immigrant processing center in Texas have made drawings that are being seen as a call for help. The children are stating in their drawings that they need help and are trying to get out of this 'prison'. The children's drawings were seized by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in February. Six months later, ICE provided podcast host Allison Gill with scans of nine pages.
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- How old are the children detained at the Texas immigrant processing center?
- They are nine years old
- Why are the children asking for help?
- The children are asking for help because they are trying to get out of this 'prison'
- When did ICE seize the children's drawings?
- In February
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