Reports finds unsafe conditions in New Mexico migrant jail

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : The facility is among many run under contract for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
55% :ICE should "immediately relocate" everyone held there, the report said.
47% :Torrance is among about 130 detention facilities used by ICE to hold migrants while their immigration cases are reviewed, though in many cases it allows people to remain free under monitoring.
43% : "We have determined that ICE must take immediate steps to address the critical facility staffing shortages and unsanitary living conditions that have led to health and safety risks for detainees at Torrance," it said.
40% : CoreCivic, which operates the jail under a contract with ICE, disputed the findings and, accused OIG of misrepresenting evidence.
40% :Immigration and Customs Enforcement sided with CoreCivic, saying the inspector general "ignored facts presented to it in order to achieve preconceived conclusions," according to the report.
37% : A company lawyer faulted the report in a letter to the director of ICE.

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