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Associate Crisis, Conflict, and Arms Director at Human Rights Watch
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We’re locking up innocent immigrants and calling it justice

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By Belkis Wille
| Lake County Record-Bee Verified
By Belkis Wille In the name of “law and order,” the Trump administration has locked up countless immigrants — many of whom have no criminal convictions, and many of whom were here lawfully. The result is a sprawling detention system that punishes the innocent, tears families apart, and violates the very principles of justice it claims to uphold.
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Trump immigration policy is worse than merely cruel

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By Belkis Wille
| RawStory Verified
In the name of “law and order,” the Trump administration has locked up countless immigrants — many of whom have no criminal convictions, and many of whom were here lawfully. The result is a sprawling detention system that punishes the innocent, tears families apart, and violates the very principles of justice it claims to uphold.
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Detention regime

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By Belkis Wille
| The News International
In the name of “law and order,” the Trump administration has locked up countless immigrants – many of whom have no criminal convictions, and many of whom were here lawfully. The result is a sprawling detention system that punishes the innocent, tears families apart, and violates the very principles of justice it claims to uphold.
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