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  • Investigative Reporter and Editor, The Texas Newsroom, NPR
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Neena Satija is an environment reporter at the Texas Tribune in Austin.

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Texas youth prison lockdown records detail self-harm, delayed care and escalating use of force

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By Neena Satija Verified, Toluwani Osibamowo Verified
| Texas Standard Verified
From KERA News: Kids swallowing screws from a ceiling vent. Children cutting and reopening wounds, and urinating on themselves. Those are just some of the episodes detailed in thousands of pages of internal records related to last month’s unprecedented multi-day lockdown of youth prisons across the state — records that paint a disturbing picture of the effects of extended confinement imposed by the Texas Juvenile Justice Department.
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Texas youth prison lockdown records detail self-harm, delayed care and escalating use of force

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By Neena Satija Verified, Toluwani Osibamowo Verified
| Houston Public Media (Houston, TX) Verified
A child’s assault on a juvenile correctional officer at the Gainesville State Juvenile Correctional Facility in August prompted a days-long lockdown at all five youth prisons across the state. Internal records show the lockdown heightened kids’ troubling behaviors and exacerbated the effects of staff shortages across the agency’s facilities. (Paul Flahive | Texas Public Radio) Kids swallowing screws from a ceiling vent. Children cutting and reopening wounds, and urinating on themselves.
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Man Shot by ICE, in Detention Without Medical Care

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By Matt Largey Verified, Mose Buchele Verified, Neena Satija Verified
| Reader Supported News
ALSO SEE: ICE Agent Shoots and Wounds Man in Austin, Texas, Officials Say A federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer shot a man in North Austin on Sunday afternoon. He is now in an ICE detention center with a bullet lodged in his back, according to his attorney, Kate Lincoln-Goldfinch. The injured man is 28-year-old Wilber Rafael Garces Perez. He was driving for DoorDash at the time he was shot, Lincoln-Goldfinch told reporters during a press conference on Monday.
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