ICE to stop using Alabama jail, limit use of 3 others

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : ICE will also assign a custody resource coordinator to provide an assessment and will monitor conditions and take actions as needed, the release says.
51% :ICE had been using the Alamance County facility for long-term detention, but says it will now only use it for stays of under 72 hours if applicable standards are met.
47% : ICE says it will stop using the Etowah County Jail in Gadsden, Alabama, as soon as possible, taking into account a 30-day notification requirement.
46% :ICE has already reduced its use of the Glades County facility in recent years, in part because of "persistent and ongoing concerns related to the provision of detainee medical care."
43% : ICE said it will also limit its use of the Glades County Detention Center in Moore Haven, Florida; the Winn Correctional Center in Winnfield, Louisiana; and the Alamance County Detention Facility in Graham, North Carolina.

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