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作者: 極速快車手2010 時間: 2020-9-16 07:40 AM 標題: [美拘留中心濫摘女性子宮吹哨者：活像集中營][中央社][2020-09-15]

本帖最後由極速快車手2010 於 2020-9-16 07:41 AM 編輯

美國一個移民拘留中心施行子宮切除手術的數量驚人，人權團體今天予以譴責。被拘留在該中心的人，形容那裡宛如「實驗性集中營」。

吹哨者揭發喬治亞州（ Georgia）民間經營的歐文郡拘留中心（Irwin County Detention Center）的作法後，有關該中心作為的資訊陸續傳出。該中心關押的人員，有一部分是遭美國移民暨海關執法局（ICE）拘留者。

其中一名被拘留的人接受非營利組織「南方計畫」（Project South）訪問時說：「當我會晤那些接受手術的女性時，我覺得那簡直就像是實驗性集中營，就像是他們拿我們的身體進行實驗一樣。」南方計畫向美國政府提出投訴。

投訴還指控，在2019冠狀病毒疾病（COVID-19）疫情大流行期間，該中心存在「令人震驚醫療疏忽」，包括拒絕對出現症狀的被拘留者進行篩檢，並捏造醫療紀錄。

吹哨者是任職該中心一名護理師，被拘留在那裡的女性告訴她，她們不完全明白，為什麼自己必須進行手術，切除整個或部分子宮。

她說：「有許多被拘留的人告訴我，她們去看了醫生，並接受了子宮切除手術，但卻不知道為什麼要做這樣的手術。」她指稱有一名醫生，「幾乎每個他看過的人都接受了子宮切除手術，幾乎每個人都是如此」，而他還曾錯摘一名婦女的卵巢。

南方計畫、喬治亞拘留觀察（Georgia Detention Watch）等組織，代表遭關押移民以及那名護理師提出投訴。

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哇!每天罵別人沒有人權原來自己才是最沒有人權...原來一天到晚說的"活摘器官的集中營"其實是在美國...

作者: kulololu 時間: 2020-9-16 07:52 AM

這新聞真的假的? 在美國耶怎麼沒有看到其他美體也報導這真的爆出來是不得了的大新聞吧

作者: ckckndu 時間: 2020-9-16 08:27 AM

接受了子宮切除手術就可以入籍美國嗎...

作者: 果菌蜓 時間: 2020-9-16 09:13 AM

美國罵新疆的集中營不人道，結果自己國內也有不人道的集中營。真好笑。

作者: maxf1 時間: 2020-9-16 09:41 AM

新聞真實性不知道如果真有世界各大報早報出來了而且美國人也會反彈

作者: Cancer555 時間: 2020-9-16 09:44 AM

為了鞏固長久的統治權共產國家與民主國家走到最後所表現出的行為好像也沒太大的分別

作者: 劉忠門 時間: 2020-9-16 10:35 AM

切除整個或部分子宮
這是極不人道的行為
老美應該要查清楚

作者: lblb 時間: 2020-9-16 10:56 AM

這到底是真的假的? 看不出有啥好處要花這麼多錢搞。

作者: 本史蒂文 時間: 2020-9-16 10:57 AM

果菌蜓發表於 2020-9-16 09:13 AM
美國罵新疆的集中營不人道，結果自己國內也有不人道的集中營。真好笑。

小粉紅：我們活摘是合法的，別人還需要打麻藥的是非法的。

作者: gogosp 時間: 2020-9-16 11:43 AM

我個人的意見美國政府也是說一套做一套雙重標準，民主制度也只是一個幌子呀！

作者: 本史蒂文 時間: 2020-9-16 12:03 PM

gogosp 發表於 2020-9-16 11:43 AM
我個人的意見美國政府也是說一套做一套雙重標準，民主制度也只是一個幌子呀！ ...

以及韓粉對台灣說中國是中華民國。對中共卻說中國是中華人民共和國，沒統一先自己人格分裂。

作者: molitor 時間: 2020-9-16 12:14 PM

都去查查看看吧，不要放過喔。

作者: xeno-2007 時間: 2020-9-16 02:15 PM

kulololu 發表於 2020-9-16 07:52 AM
這新聞真的假的? 在美國耶怎麼沒有看到其他美體也報導這真的爆出來是不得了的大新聞吧 ...

是綠台傳媒不准報導美國社會凶殘真面目，詐騙無知鄉民；
不是世界各地傳媒沒報導。

美國社會推崇富貴人家，欺負生活困苦老百姓，是自立國二百多年以來的平常事。
美國共和黨政府對待難民的態度，就如奴隸制度；
美國民主黨就想要難民歸化入籍後的選票，表面上態度包容，其實心中是歧視。

Lawyers allege abuse of migrant women by gynecologist for Georgia ICE detention center

I was brought up by the American dream that you treat people the way you want to be treated," said a nurse who filed a whistleblower complaint.

WASHINGTON — A nurse who worked at an Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention center in Irwin County, Georgia and four lawyers representing clients there are claiming that immigrant women are routinely being sent to a gynecologist who has left them bruised and performed unnecessary procedures, including hysterectomies.

The doctor, who three lawyers identified as Dr. Mahendra Amin, practicing in Douglas, Georgia, has continued to see women from the Irwin County Detention Center for the past several years despite complaints from his patients.

Amin was the subject of a Justice Department investigation in 2015 for making false claims to Medicaid and Medicare. As a result, he and other doctors involved paid $525,000 in a civil settlement, according to the Justice Department.

The lawyers identified the doctor after a whistleblower complaint to the Inspector General for the Department of Homeland Security was filed by Dawn Wooten, who worked as a nurse inside the facility. She said in the complaint that detainees were not getting Covid-19 tests and other needed medical care. The complaint was first reported by the Intercept.

Wooten worked full time as a licensed practical nurse at the Irwin County Detention Center in Ocilla, Georgia, until being demoted in July.

The complaint cites both allegations from unnamed detained immigrants and Wooten.

The facility houses immigrant detainees in the custody of ICE, which is a part of the Department of Homeland Security. It also houses inmates for Irwin County and the U.S. Marshals Service.

Project South, Georgia Detention Watch, Georgia Latino Alliance for Human Rights and South Georgia Immigrant Support Network filed the complaint on behalf of detained immigrants at the center and Wooten.

Wooten was demoted in July from a full-time nurse to “as-needed” after missing work because she had coronavirus symptoms. She said she believes the demotion was in retaliation for raising coronavirus protocol concerns, according to the complaint.

She also said that there was not enough active testing of the immigrant detainees for the coronavirus and that the facility was not “reporting all these cases that are positive,” meaning the number of cases at the facility was possibly much higher than that reported by ICE.

Elizabeth Mathren, a lawyer who represented several women who saw Amin through her work with the Southern Poverty Law Center, where she was employed from 2017 to 2019, said she brought their complaints to managers of the detention facility.

"Two to three years ago, I had a face-to-face conversation with (someone in management). I was so disturbed. I begged her to get my client treatment with a different doctor. I told her I had heard from multiple people that he was rough, that they were scared to go to him, that they didn't understand what he was doing," said Elizabeth Mathren, who represented several women through her work with the Southern Poverty Law Center beginning in 2017.

Mathren she had at least one client report bruising after being examined by Amin.

But Mathren said immigrant women have continually been sent to Amin, despite concerns. The facility is privately contracted by LaSalle Corrections.

In a statement, a company spokesperson said, "LaSalle Corrections has a strict zero tolerance policy for any kind of inappropriate behavior in our facilities and takes all allegations of such mistreatment seriously. Our company strongly refutes these allegations and any implications of misconduct at the ICDC."

A woman who answered the phone at Amin’s practice hung up the phone when asked for comment.

Benjamin Osorio, another lawyer representing women in the Irwin County facility, said two of his clients received hysterectomies that they believe may have been unnecessary.

One of the women, who is of child-bearing age, was told she needed to have a hysterectomy after Amin found ovarian cysts, Osorio said. She was advised that they were cancerous, but her records indicate she was not given a biopsy to confirm the cancer, he said. In another case, he said, his client was told she had stage 4 cervical cancer and would need a hysterectomy and chemotherapy. But after her hysterectomy, an oncologist in Charlotte said she did not have cancer, according to Osorio.

Another lawyer, Sarah Owings, said she has heard of many women who are told they have ovarian cysts that need to be removed or drained.

"I don’t think this is necessarily a systemic sterilization by ICE. I think this is the kind of thing that is allowed to flourish in the course of poor oversight and terrible, inhumane conditions of confinement," said Owings.

In her complaint, Wooten said some of her patients told her they were afraid to go to a doctor they called the "uterus collector," according to the complaint.

In an interview with NBC News, Wooten said, "I had a detainee that asked me, she said, 'What is he doing Ms. Wooten, collecting all of our uteruses?' And I just looked at her puzzled because I didn’t have an answer."

"The new shocking revelations about the abuses against women's bodies must lead to the immediate closure of this horrid facility," Azadeh Shahshahani, legal and advocacy director at Project South, said in a statement. "ICE and the private prison corporation must be held accountable."

In a statement responding to Wooten's allegations, a spokesperson for ICE said, "U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) does not comment on matters presented to the Office of the Inspector General, which provides independent oversight and accountability within the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. ICE takes all allegations seriously and defers to the OIG regarding any potential investigation and/or results. That said, in general, anonymous, unproven allegations, made without any fact-checkable specifics, should be treated with the appropriate skepticism they deserve.”

In response to the lawyers' allegations about medical procedures, Ada Rivera, medical director of the ICE Health Service Corps, said, "All female ICE detainees receive routine, age-appropriate gynecological and obstetrical health care, consistent with recognized community guidelines for women’s health services."

"According to U.S. Immigration and Enforcement (ICE) data, since 2018, only two individuals at Irwin County Detention Center were referred to certified, credentialed medical professionals at gynecological and obstetrical health care facilities for hysterectomies in compliance with National Commission on Correctional Health Care (NCCHC) standards. Based on their evaluations, these specialists recommended hysterectomies. These recommendations were reviewed by the facility clinical authority and approved."

She added, "Out of respect for the process of matters pending before the OIG, ICE does not comment prematurely on reported allegations, and ICE intends to fully cooperate with any resulting investigation by the OIG."

The agency said it is committed to the safety and welfare of those in its custody and its facilities are subject to regular inspections. The Irwin County Detention Center has repeatedly been found to operate in compliance with ICE’s performance standards, the agency said.

Shredding medical request forms
Wooten alleged in her complaint that men and women at the detention center “overwhelmingly reported not being tested for Covid-19 from March until August 18,” when those in the ICE facility were given the option to be tested.

A woman reported that 100 women slept in a unit where women “coughed, had fever and other discomforts, but officers did not listen to them when they reported their health problems,” and that they were never tested for Covid-19, according to the complaint.

“After demanding that the sick women be taken to the medical unit, she reported that the women were finally taken but were brought back within an hour and just given pain killers,” the complaint said.

Wooten also claimed that it was common practice for a sick call nurse to shred medical request forms from detainees requesting to go to the medical unit and fabricate records such as vital signs without seeing the patient seeking help, the complaint said.

ICE said in its spokesperson's statement that its epidemiologists have been continually tracking the outbreak, regularly updating its infection prevention and control protocols, and issuing guidance to staff for the management of potential exposure among detainees.

ICE said on its website that as of Sept. 13, there were 42 confirmed cases of Covid-19 among its detainees at Irwin County Detention Center, and 5,772 in all of its facilities, with six overall deaths.

nbcnews
Sept. 15, 2020
By Jacob Soboroff, Julia Ainsley and Daniella Silva

作者: jennjong 時間: 2020-9-16 04:35 PM

集中營加上之前美國黑條子濫殺人民(黑人)的事件

這個號稱世界最強  民主國家代表的假民主帝國

究竟還有多少殘暴又不為人知的黑幕呢

--- 再加上武漢肺炎爆發害慘全世界美帝跟土共  都是嫌疑者

美國的自私自利跟專橫壓霸世人皆知

說不定其殘暴程度  根本跟大陸土共不相上下

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現在看來, 卡普空當初把惡靈古堡的生化危機舞台設定在美國  實在是太明智了

作者: salone1001 時間: 2020-9-16 05:06 PM

萬惡的美國，道貌岸然背地裡壞事做一堆

作者: 便便神 時間: 2020-9-16 05:33 PM

題外話: 怎麼 " 吹哨者 " 這麼流行?
被同化太深了...

作者: zip22212668 時間: 2020-9-16 06:33 PM

? 這是醫療方式不同吧

這上面也提到子宮癌

作者: 陳阿唱 時間: 2020-9-16 06:37 PM

難以置信的說辭？以美國先進醫術，要人絕孕，只要以腹腔鏡做輸卵管結紥，根本不用大費周章搞子宮切除啊？

作者: jeff78 時間: 2020-9-16 06:48 PM

這個新聞不知道是真的還是假的呀

作者: xeno-2007 時間: 2020-9-16 07:21 PM

便便神發表於 2020-9-16 05:33 PM
題外話: 怎麼 " 吹哨者 " 這麼流行?
被同化太深了...

美國民主黨一直都在監視探聽，
在Trump鼓動的反移民、白人至上主義風氣下，共和黨的激進附隨勢力，例如民兵、3K黨.....等等，會做出怎樣傷天害理的事。
民主黨一直忍耐不宣，到如今臨近總統大選，就大舉揭露Trump勢力惡行。

不存在甚麼正義" 吹哨者 " ，一切都是利益主導。

作者: anntsy 時間: 2020-9-16 09:09 PM

好恐怖,為何會發生在美國,感覺不是民主國家會出現的狀況

作者: myfun 時間: 2020-9-16 09:38 PM

1450:民主的手術,能和專制的手術一樣嗎?

作者: xeno-2007 時間: 2020-9-16 10:18 PM

ckckndu 發表於 2020-9-16 08:27 AM
接受了子宮切除手術就可以入籍美國嗎...

根據英國BBC取得的情報，
由Trump / 白宮 -> the Department of Homeland Security / 國土安全部 -> Irwin County Detention Center
即是由美國特務機關外判給私營組織去幹這些傷天害理的勾當，
目的是防止滯美難民有在美國出生的子女取得美國國籍，繼而以家屬團聚理由，令難民全家取得美國國籍。

備註：美國憲法第十四修正案 / Birthright citizenship in the United States.
All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside.

ICE whistleblower: Nurse alleges 'hysterectomies on immigrant women in US'

Advocacy groups have filed a complaint against a migrant detention centre in the US, alleging medical neglect and a lack of virus safety measures.

The complaint condemns the practices and conditions at the private Irwin County Detention Center in Georgia.

It is based on the allegations of a whistleblower, a nurse identified as Dawn Wooten.

She worked at the centre, which houses immigrants detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

As part of her complaint, filed on Monday, Ms Wooten expressed concerns about the high number of hysterectomies performed on Spanish-speaking women at the centre.

The nurse said detained women told her they did not fully understand why they had to get a hysterectomy - an operation involving the removal of all or part of the uterus.

The complaint also alleges "jarring medical neglect" during the coronavirus pandemic, including a refusal to test detainees with symptoms and fabricating medical records.

"I became a whistleblower, now I'm a target," Ms Wooten said at a press conference on Tuesday. But, "I'll be a target anytime", she said, rather than staying a part of what she called an "inhumane" system.

Speaking to reporters, Ms Wooten alleged gross misconduct at the centre with respect to Covid-19 precautions, and said she was demoted after protesting the conditions and staying home while symptomatic.

Immigration detention centres in crisis

Project South, the Georgia Detention Watch, the Georgia Latino Alliance for Human Rights and South Georgia Immigrant Support Network filed the complaint on behalf of detained immigrants and Ms Wooten.

The complaint has been filed with the watchdog that oversees the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), which is responsible for ICE. According to campaigners, there are between 500 and 800 individuals at the centre currently, where bed capacity is 1,200.

In statements released on Monday, ICE said it was taking the allegations seriously and was "firmly committed to the safety and welfare of all those in its custody".

The agency told the BBC that "anonymous, unproven allegations, made without any fact-checkable specifics, should be treated with the appropriate scepticism they deserve".

In response to allegations about Covid-19 safety, an ICE spokesman said: "ICE epidemiologists have been tracking the outbreak, regularly updating infection prevention and control protocols, and issuing guidance to ICE Health Service Corps (IHSC) staff for the screening and management of potential exposure among detainees."

The BBC has contacted LaSalle Corrections, the private company that runs Irwin County Detention Center, for comment.

What does the complaint allege?

The complaint details "jarring accounts from detained immigrants and Ms Wooten regarding the deliberate lack of medical care, unsafe work practices, and absence of adequate protection against Covid-19".

It summarises the disclosures Ms Wooten made to the DHS's watchdog, and quotes unidentified detainees extensively.

Allegations included refusal by the facility to test symptomatic detainees, failing to isolate suspected cases, and not encouraging social-distancing practices.

The complaint has been filed with the watchdog that oversees the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), which is responsible for ICE. File image

In a written testimony submitted to Congress in July, LaSalle Corrections said its facilities had been tracking the outbreak "regularly updating infection prevention and control protocols".

The complaint also said that Ms Wooten and other nurses were alarmed by the "rate at which the hysterectomies have occurred" at the centre.

Ms Wooten alleged that one doctor removed the wrong ovary from a young detainee and that "everybody he sees has a hysterectomy".

"We've questioned among ourselves like, goodness he's taking everybody's stuff out…That's his speciality, he's the uterus collector," she said in the complaint.

One detainee, interviewed by Project South, likened the centre to "an experimental concentration camp", adding: "It was like they're experimenting with our bodies."

Other allegations include delaying medical care for detained immigrants. Ms Wooten alleged that it was "common practice for the sick call nurse to shred medical request forms from detained immigrants".

Project South lawyer Priyanka Bhatt said on Tuesday there have been reports about issues surrounding women's health at the facility going back several years, including lack of prenatal care.

Allegations of unsanitary conditions at the centre's medical unit were included in the complaint too. In a letter, another immigrant described the medical unit as being "dirty and with animals like ants and insects, with only one bed, toilet and sink".

Azadeh Shahshahani, a human rights attorney at Project South, called on the DHS to carry out an immediate investigation into the allegations.

"For years, advocates in Georgia have raised red flags about the human rights violations occurring inside the Irwin County Detention Center," she said. "Ms Wooten's whistleblowing disclosures confirm what detained immigrants have been reporting for years."

BBC
15 September 2020

作者: joneslee438 時間: 2020-9-16 10:22 PM

西方國家就是這樣，罵他國沒人權、廢死刑...
其實自己國家內部沒人權的問題...一大堆

作者: catchertw 時間: 2020-9-16 10:46 PM

老美只會說人家沒人權
自己也是蠻橫幹偷偷摸摸

作者: zogol 時間: 2020-9-16 11:16 PM

這在台灣絕對有教化可能的。

作者: aabbbcccc888 時間: 2020-9-17 04:22 AM

美國狗屁倒灶的事做一堆
卻用電影洗腦世界以為就是正義
迷信上帝會赦罪！

作者: layers156 時間: 2020-9-17 09:32 AM

猶太美國的罪惡值本就不在共產黨之下

猶太人統治德國那二十年,餓死的德國當然也超過600萬

一直有人說歷史是勝利者寫的,勝利者永遠是美的,但永遠有人迷信歷史

在號稱和平的現代,猶太人對待巴勒斯坦人可沒比納粹有人道
何況納粹是建立在對猶太人復仇才有的組織,德國有多理性我們現在都看的到,他們當初會選擇對猶太人報復,真的要細思深思...
而不是因為德國被歐洲蘇聯美國圍毆打輸了,就把所有黑人問號都栽贓給德國

作者: joe36547 時間: 2020-9-17 10:54 AM

你相信這篇新聞嗎？這篇新聞在美國如果是真得那會引起多大的風波啊，所以我可以告訴你這是百分之百的假新聞。

作者: chinack0211 時間: 2020-9-17 12:59 PM

奇怪了，是不是搞錯國家了？
這麼誇張的東西，應該在某個國家，怎麼會在美國？

作者: benq0223 時間: 2020-9-17 01:19 PM

投訴還指控，在2019冠狀病毒疾病（COVID-19）疫情大流行期間
看到這句你還會覺得這篇是真實的?

作者: summer911 時間: 2020-9-17 01:21 PM

不知事情真假，感覺在美國不太可能發生這種事
尚有待查證清楚

作者: xeno-2007 時間: 2020-9-17 07:40 PM

本帖最後由 xeno-2007 於 2020-9-17 07:42 PM 編輯

benq0223 發表於 2020-9-17 01:19 PM
投訴還指控，在2019冠狀病毒疾病（COVID-19）疫情大流行期間
看到這句你還會覺得這篇是真實的? ...

美國紐約時報 / The New York Times 早就有專題報導，
Trump政權/共和黨激進勢力，刻意放任瘟疫在難民營散佈，再把有毒難民強制推送到南美洲，用心險惡！
Why Is the United States Exporting Coronavirus?

Holding asylum seekers, immigrants and others in facilities where the virus easily spreads only to later send them to other nations is a public health hazard — here and abroad.

On March 21, the Trump administration drew on a federal law on public health to effectively shut the borders to all migrants and asylum seekers in order to avert the “serious danger” of a communicable disease arriving from abroad.

That makes it all the more bitterly ironic that the United States, with the largest number of coronavirus cases in the world, is now consciously spreading the pandemic beyond its borders by continuing to deport thousands of immigrants, many infected with the coronavirus, to poor countries ill equipped to cope with the disease.

President Trump and his senior policy adviser, Stephen Miller, have long shown themselves impervious to criticism of the effectiveness and morality of their hard-line policies. Yet in this pandemic, mass deportations are not only cruel but also dangerous to public health abroad and at home. Dangerous because seeding and fanning the pandemic in any country, let alone those suffering from corruption and poverty, will only prolong the health crisis and worsen the conditions that led to mass migration from El Salvador, Guatemala, Colombia, Honduras, Haiti and Mexico.

It’s happened before. In the 1990s, the Clinton administration signed legislation that made it easier to deport gang members from California to El Salvador, where they became the progenitor of violent gangs that spread through the region, sending tens of thousands of their victims to seek refuge in the United States. One of the gangs, MS-13, is often cited by President Trump as an example of the risk of letting in immigrants, legal or otherwise.

Guatemala offers an illustration of the problem today. In late April, its government reported that nearly a fifth of the country’s coronavirus cases were linked to deportees from the United States. On one flight of what is known as ICE Air, the deportation fleet run by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, 71 of 76 deportees tested positive for the coronavirus. When the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention went to Guatemala to check on the claim, 12 deportees selected at random all tested positive.

The Guatemalan government temporarily suspended accepting deportation flights, prompting Mr. Trump to threaten penalties against countries that “denied” or “delayed” accepting deportees. The flights are operating. Returning migrants, meanwhile, have become pariahs, subjected to threats and violence as the “contagiados,” the infected. Similar accounts have come from other countries receiving the expelled migrants. The United States, said the health minister of Guatemala, has become the “Wuhan of the Americas.”

Though deportations are down from the 23,103 that ICE reported in January, probably as a result of fewer arrivals through the closed border, they are continuing: 18,811 in March; 9,832 in April; 7,411 in May; and 2,221 in the first 13 days of June, according to figures provided by ICE. The agency said that since April 26 it has been testing “some aliens in custody and prior to removal.” But ICE said it was getting only about 2,000 tests per month from the Department of Health and Human Services, and so could test only a “sample” of the population. ICE is believed to have about 32,000 immigrants in detention centers across the United States in facilities where the virus can easily spread.

The responsible, not to mention humane, response when the pandemic struck would have been to suspend deportations — and to release as many immigrants as possible from detention centers that, like prisons across the United States, have become incubators of the pandemic. That is what Democratic lawmakers, human rights organizations and the United Nations urged, and what the countries to which infected migrants were being sent hoped for. Most European countries have put deportations on hold.

Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee sent a letter in April accusing the Department of Homeland Security of “exploiting” the pandemic “by claiming new, sweeping powers to summarily expel large, unknown numbers of individuals arriving at our border in clear contravention of existing federal laws.” The U.N. Network on Migration, which includes the U.N. Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights and the U.N. refugee agency, called on all governments on May 13 to suspend “forced returns” during the pandemic, arguing that deportations create serious health risks for everyone — “migrants, public officials, health workers, social workers and both host and origin communities.” The nongovernmental organization Human Rights Watch also called for a moratorium on deportations, as well as a halt to involuntary transfers of migrants between facilities.

But there has been no grounding of ICE Air flights. Dozens of deportation flights have continued monthly, with destinations in Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, Brazil, Nicaragua, Ecuador, Haiti, the Dominican Republic, Colombia and Jamaica, according to the Center for Economic and Policy Research, which tracks ICE Air flights through public records. Unaccompanied youths have become a special target for fast-track deportations. Last week, a federal judge in Washington temporarily blocked the deportation of a 16-year-old Honduran with a stern reprimand to the government for its overly broad use of health laws to pursue its restrictionist immigration agenda.

At a closed meeting of the House Committee on Oversight and Reform on April 17, the acting ICE director, Matthew T. Albence, explained that a broad release would signal that the United States was not enforcing its immigration laws, which would create a “huge pull factor” and cause a “rush at the borders.”

That show-no-mercy logic will not bow to common sense. That makes it all the more imperative for Congress, the courts and nongovernmental organizations to continue seeking an end to the administration’s dangerous deportation drive, and to expose its immigration policies for the assault on American values that they represent.

作者: cgh1478 時間: 2020-9-17 08:06 PM

你以為台灣那麼多疾病那裡來的?!
有腦的都知道是出於那個偉大的國家把，
台灣其實一直被美國默默的用來試驗很久了。

作者: caacss19 時間: 2020-9-17 09:03 PM

這種一看就知假新聞的
也就幾個智商低的會去信
首先:在武漢肺炎期間，去摘器官?腦子進水的才去幹
二者:美國醫療費用昂貴，誰會去免費幫人摘器官
三者:這件事若屬實，美國老早暴動啦，其，負責人更會被告到法院，至少得賠個上千億跑不掉，哪個白癡民間會這樣幹啦
四者:根據某版友所提供的英文報導，上面不但有政府回應，也有相關子宮癌的敘述
五者:誰說綠媒沒報導?把標題丟去GOOGLE，一堆綠媒也報導，怎?不會查資料嗎?

作者: ccyaba 時間: 2020-9-17 09:32 PM

外包單位...那不意外
美國外包監獄也是世界有名的黑暗, 人權? 一天放封你一小時就很好了, 不爽可以別出去. 重刑犯永遠獨居無人談話. 有誰敢嘴他? 墨西個毒梟死命都要賴在國內打官司不去美國受刑

作者: ubs 時間: 2020-9-17 11:12 PM

是說切除之後的子宮流向是去哪裡？

作者: kensoccer 時間: 2020-9-17 11:39 PM

這要看這些新聞是不是選舉新聞美國選舉期間會出現一些這樣的新聞這要看美國人怎麼看

作者: twpointtw 時間: 2020-9-17 11:47 PM

很可怕的新聞,美國也發生了亂摘器官的事件...
只是中國是摘器官去買賣,美國是摘子宮?這能幹嘛.....
一樣是器官手術,本質上還是有不同的

作者: @水痕@ 時間: 2020-9-18 12:38 PM

這風向帶的...
國民黨嗎
好好學學民進黨怎麼帶風向

作者: xstevenx26 時間: 2020-9-18 05:32 PM

kulololu 發表於 2020-9-16 07:52 AM
這新聞真的假的? 在美國耶怎麼沒有看到其他美體也報導這真的爆出來是不得了的大新聞吧 ...

當然是假的。我問你如果真的有這種事情。川普或是拜登還不拿出來攻擊對方???? 民主政治跟獨裁ˊ政治是從根本上的不同

作者: ddrqooqoo 時間: 2020-9-18 06:52 PM

沒看過這篇...

看後續發展如何!!!

作者: 迪X小 時間: 2020-9-18 08:40 PM

這也太誇張了吧!!
都什麼時代了，怎麼還有這種事情發生
好歹美國讓人認為是比較先進的國家，卻仍有這種不人道的行為(雖然美國不只這件事情就是了)
為那些女性感到難過...
但以後還是要搞清楚發生什麼事情，不然太危險了

作者: xeno-2007 時間: 2020-9-18 09:21 PM

xstevenx26 發表於 2020-9-18 05:32 PM
當然是假的。我問你如果真的有這種事情。川普或是拜登還不拿出來攻擊對方???? 民主政治跟獨裁ˊ政治是 ...

你立即去看美國新聞報導，
Nancy Pelosi 要嚴厲調查ICE暴行；痛斥Trump那套白人至上主義，分化族群，殘害無助弱勢群眾......

你不要躲在井中，詐看不見殘酷現實世界！

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Nancy Pelosi demands investigation into hysterectomy claims at ICE centre

The top congressional Democrat, the House speaker, Nancy Pelosi, has joined mounting calls for an investigation into an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (Ice) detention centre in Georgia accused of sending migrant women held there to have hysterectomies without their full consent.

Pelosi branded the substance of allegations presented by a whistleblowing nurse “a staggering abuse of human rights”.

The nurse, Dawn Wooten, who worked at Irwin county detention centre for three years, made a whistleblower complaint, filed on her behalf on Monday in which she accused the centre of negligence, poor safety precautions, including around the spread of coronavirus.

She cited dangerous and unsanitary conditions and an alarmingly high rate of hysterectomies performed on Spanish-speaking women who she said she and other nurses feared did not understand what procedure they were undergoing.

“If true, the appalling conditions described in the whistleblower complaint – including allegations of mass hysterectomies being performed on vulnerable immigrant women – are a staggering abuse of human rights,” Pelosi said in a statement.

“The DHS [Department of Homeland Security] inspector general must immediately investigate the allegations detailed in this complaint.”

The nurse and four lawyers representing clients at the centre are claiming that immigrant women are routinely sent to a gynecologist who has left them bruised and performed unnecessary procedures, including hysterectomies, according to a report by NBC News.

Three lawyers identified the gynecologist as Mahendra Amin, practicing in Douglas, Georgia, who underwent a federal investigation in 2015 over payments, which resulted in a settlement.

Elizabeth Mathren, a lawyer who represented several women who saw Amin said she took their complaints to the detention facility.

It comes as more than 160 Democrats signed a letter addressed to the DHS inspector general, Joseph Cuffari, demanding an “immediate investigation”.

The letter, dated Tuesday, said: “These reports hearken back to a dark time in US history in which 32 states passed eugenic-sterilization laws, resulting in the sterilization of between 60 and 70 thousand people in the early 1900s.”

It adds: “The reports of mass hysterectomies cause grave concern for the violation of the bodily autonomy and reproductive rights of detained people. Everyone, regardless of their immigration status, their language, or their incarceration deserves to control their own reproductive choices, and make informed choices about their bodies.”

The letter requests a response and a briefing on the status of the investigation by 25 September.

Ice, which comes under the umbrella of the DHS, said on Tuesday it would cooperate with an investigation but denied claims of extensive hysterectomies, claiming it has performed only two on detainees at the centre since 2018.

Ada Rivera, the medical director of the Ice Health Service Corps, said in a statement: “The accusations will be fully investigated by an independent office, however, Ice vehemently disputes the implication that detainees are used for experimental medical procedures.”

She added: “To be clear, medical care decisions concerning detainees are made by medical personnel, not by law enforcement personnel. Detainees are afforded informed consent, and a medical procedure like a hysterectomy would never be performed against a detainee’s will.”

However, the complaint alleged “jarring medical neglect” and “high rates of hysterectomies done to immigrant women”.

The whistleblower claimed there were issues over “proper informed consent” for some of the hysterectomies. The centre is also accused of refusing to test detained immigrants who had either been exposed to coronavirus or had symptoms.

Wooten said in the complaint: “These immigrant women, I don’t think they really, totally, all the way understand this is what’s going to happen, depending on who explains it to them.”

The claims against the centre have prompted widespread political outrage, chiefly among senior Democrats.

Joaquín Castro, the Congressional Hispanic Caucus chairman, praised Wooten’s “courageous choice to speak up” and said “these horrors must not remain hidden” as he called for an immediate investigation.

He added: “The American people need to know exactly why and under what conditions that vulnerable women in Ice custody underwent hysterectomies.

“Were Trump administration officials aware of any coerced procedures, and if so, what actions did they take, if any, to stop this abuse? Congress is already examining this disturbing complaint, and the DHS inspector general must immediately investigate these serious allegations by conducting thorough on-the-ground inspections and not relying on statements from Ice agents and private contractors.”

Senator Cory Booker sent a letter to the DHS Office of Inspector General urging them to “immediately conduct a thorough in-person investigation” into the centre and other detention centres across the US.

He wrote: “This whistleblower complaint is stunning and, if true, paints a disturbing picture at the Irwin county detention center … Given the serious nature of the complaint, I urge your office to immediately conduct a thorough in-person investigation of the Irwin county detention center.”

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez tweeted: “It’s astounding that after a massive family separation operation, mass sexual assault of detainees, trapping immigrants in Covid-infected detention centers, and now reports of mass hysterectomies (which the US has done before), abolishing Ice is controversial. Where’s the line?”

The Guardian is seeking comment from Ice, LaSalle Corrections, the Louisiana-based company that runs the Irwin centre, and the DHS, but has not yet received responses.

A company spokesperson denied to NBC that there had been any wrongdoing and refuted the allegations. NBC contacted Amin’s office and the person answering hung up the phone.

作者: lungzi 時間: 2020-9-19 02:12 AM

沒圖沒影片沒真相～
話說犯罪者是沒有人權地。
但是新疆集中營關的只是一般人。
基本上是沒有比較的涵意…

作者: xeno-2007 時間: 2020-9-19 04:45 AM

Nancy Pelosi 以美國眾議院議長身份發出的正式官方聲明，誓要追究ICE惡行，為受害者主持公道。

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作者: asher1973112 時間: 2020-9-19 05:45 AM

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-54160638
bbc也有

作者: 59555955 時間: 2020-9-19 07:39 AM

看來大陸還沒清醒.....
記得幾個月前戰狼趙立堅開始抹黑武漢肺炎是美軍傳染的
讓美國清醒  開始真正的打擊中共
阿共要和全世界比人權? 這不是天大的笑話嗎

沒想到阿共還是搞這套
加油吧內循環  厲害了你的國你的毛

作者: ta011 時間: 2020-9-19 08:18 AM

那麼好，美國人可以活著，出來捍衛人權，

那所謂外國政權統治的所謂中國人國度呢，直接搞失蹤-死亡。查無可查，完全無證據。

這就是不是50步笑百步而已。

真的期待中國人自己發明自己的思想-國父孫中山創建的三民主義，可以施行全中國。

希望大家過得比外國好。

不過這也只是希望。

。

作者: hilo0917 時間: 2020-9-19 09:18 AM

感覺好像在種族歧視ㄉ偏見

作者: maddux4607 時間: 2020-9-19 10:07 AM

哇這新聞真有會這麼恐怖嗎

作者: dreamlands 時間: 2020-9-19 06:51 PM

買槍殺光他們~
是說大公司漠視人權很正常~

作者: baghdatis 時間: 2020-9-19 11:15 PM

這真的有點扯，美國A號稱自由民主的國家也有這種鳥事?

作者: jankin 時間: 2020-9-20 09:31 AM

應該是不讓人生小孩，所以把子宮切掉。

作者: aij698 時間: 2020-9-20 09:52 AM

美國是屬地主義,不管任何人,只要在美國領土上出生,就擁有美國國籍,
這樣母親也可以因小孩留在美國,所以才要拿掉子宮,

作者: okusenman 時間: 2020-9-20 01:07 PM

本帖最後由 okusenman 於 2020-9-20 01:07 PM 編輯

這種報導怎麼沒有被民主掉
這時候就體現出民主體制不好的地方了
這種負面新聞消失得太慢

作者: johneey 時間: 2020-9-20 01:10 PM

kulololu 發表於 2020-9-16 07:52 AM
這新聞真的假的? 在美國耶怎麼沒有看到其他美體也報導這真的爆出來是不得了的大新聞吧 ...

https://tw.news.yahoo.com/%E7%BE ... 7%9F-100317014.html
中央社報導

作者: y9nine 時間: 2020-9-21 11:52 AM

xeno-2007 發表於 2020-9-16 02:15 PM
是綠台傳媒不准報導美國社會凶殘真面目，詐騙無知鄉民；
不是世界各地傳媒沒報導。

怎麼有汁那偷偷跑去美國開創他們最專門的事業啦XD

真的是汁那牆國，地球毒瘤耶

世界最大的禍害

作者: D1024172055 時間: 2020-9-21 06:04 PM

記住，是民營不是黨營或國營。政府會處理

看看我大中國，提到新疆維吾爾就扯繞閃躲飄

作者: ROCKRELIGION 時間: 2020-9-22 12:00 PM

長知識了,原來現在科技可以移植子宮XD

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