Immigration
Feb. 4, 2025
Adelanto ICE center to reopen amid calls for permanent closure
The ACLU pushes for the closure of Adelanto ICE center after a judge's ruling to reopen it following the 2020 COVID shutdown. The facility will resume intake under a settlement cap at 475 detainees. It can hold 1,490.
An attorney representing a class of immigrants previously detained at one of California's largest ICE detention centers said that her co-counsel is urging the government to permanently shut down the facility. This push comes in the wake of a federal judge's ruling, which allowed the center to reopen for the first time in nearly five years.
Although the Adelanto ICE Processing Center in San Bernardino County has not been officially shut down, it has remained inactive since ...
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