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Dilley facility detains hundreds of families beyond legal limit

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Emergency crews have been dispatched to Dilley nearly a dozen times over the last six months for medical emergencies.

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Children at Dilley experienced respiratory distress, seizures, low oxygen levels, broken bones, and severe fever.

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In at least three cases, children were transferred to a pediatric hospital in San Antonio.

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Open Questions

5 questions
What is the exact number of children currently detained at Dilley and their average length of stay?
What specific medical care has been provided or denied to children at Dilley, and are there ongoing investigations?
What is the status of the habeas petition for Flora, the Venezuelan mother allegedly trafficked?
How many families have been separated at airports due to TSA-ICE coordination, and what policies govern this?
What is the outcome of the investigation into the alleged sexual abuse of the 3-year-old girl in foster care?
Number of detainees at Dilley since reopeningfactual

About 5,600 immigrants have been detained at Dilley since it reopened last year.

According to The Guardian - World
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January's average daily population was more than 900, and currently more than 300, including 77 children.

According to The Independent - Main

Context: The discrepancy in reported numbers may reflect different time periods or counting methods, but it affects the perceived scale of family detention.

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