ICE discussed cutting off visitation programs at the for-profit migrant prison in Lumpkin, GA for "known adversary" @elrefugioga, one of the only service-oriented nonprofits in Stewart, as retaliation for holding a vigil remembering the life of Jean Jimenez #DetentionKills #FOIA

Here's the Significant Incident Report (SIR) ICE officials drafted and send to HQ about the memorials seeking #JusticeforJean:

#DetentionKills
#KillDetention

And here's ICE officials sharing a screenshot of a web portal demonstrating that, despite at least a half-dozen supervisors responding to questions from ICE HQ about Jean's mental health status, his segregation logs DO NOT note his MH diagnoses or his prior suicide attempts.

cc: @GLAHR_ @ProjectSouth @DetentionWatch @ACLUofGA @splcenter @MigrantFreedom

Context: Officials at Stewart illegally denied an @elrefugioga's volunteer visitation with Jean just hours before he took his own life. They went public about the denial & the fact that it was El Refugio's "grave concern" for Jean's safety that prompted the visit. ICE blamed CCA.

ICE Spox:

"Activist groups are, unsurprisingly, trying to exploit these deaths by making a lot of false claims."

ICE Spox continues to assert that Stewart Detention Center operates in compliance with its Performance-Based National Detention Standards. This is a "false claim."

Weeks in Solitary Confinement -- not involuntary commitment, not emergency MH stabilization, not medical re-evaluation, not release, not even suicide watch or protective custody -- for the following offense:

Ok, Correction: Even though @elrefugioga works in coalition with GA Detention Watch, it looks like the "known adversary" designation was for the latter org.