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Detention In America Should Not be a Death Sentence At any given time, there are about 30,000 immigrants in detention in the United States. And the way they are treated is a scandal. Sometimes, they can't even get medical care for life-threatening conditions. The great Haitian-American writer, Edwidge Danticat, has written a prize-winning book, "Brother, I'm Dying" about her uncle who perished in detention out of neglect. She also testified about his treatment on October 4 before a House Judiciary subcommittee.

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Detention In America Should Not be a Death Sentence

At any given time, there are about 30,000 immigrants in detention in the United States.

And the way they are treated is a scandal.

Sometimes, they can't even get medical care for life-threatening conditions.

The great Haitian-American writer, Edwidge Danticat, has written a prize-winning book, "Brother, I'm Dying" about her uncle who perished in detention out of neglect.

She also testified about his treatment on October 4 before a House Judiciary subcommittee.