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Texas youth prison lockdown prompts calls for reform ahead of new facility builds (opens the original)
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A Texas legal advocacy nonprofit is calling for the state’s juvenile justice agency to halt groundbreakings on two new youth prisons in the wake of restrictive lockdown conditions at the agency’s five correctional facilities across the state. In the Texas Civil Rights Project’s letter to the Texas Juvenile Justice Department’s executive director Shandra Carter, the group condemned the statewide lockdown that confined hundreds of kids to their closet-sized cells for several days, sometimes with o
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Neena Satija Investigative Reporter/Editor, The Texas Newsroom Criminal Justice Texas youth prison lockdown records detail self-harm, delayed care and escalating use of force Neena Satija, Toluwani Osibamowo Kids threatened suicide, urinated on themselves and were pepper sprayed in the early days of a statewide lockdown of Texas' five youth prisons. The first-of-its-kind move has youth advocates, experts and former staff wondering if the restrictive protocol is doing more harm than good. Crimina
Texas youth prison lockdown records detail self-harm, delayed care and escalating use of force (opens the original)
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Kids swallowing screws from a ceiling vent. Children cutting and reopening wounds, and urinating on themselves. Those are just some of the episodes detailed in thousands of pages of internal records related to last month’s unprecedented multi-day lockdown of youth prisons across the state — records that paint a disturbing picture of the effects of extended confinement imposed by the Texas Juvenile Justice Department. The documents obtained by KERA and the Texas Newsroom mention scores of episode
Feds allow return of Austin man, a US citizen, who was deported after traffic stop (opens the original)
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A 25-year-old man from Central Texas who was deported to Mexico despite insisting he was an American citizen returned to the country Sunday after the federal government reached an agreement with his lawyers in light of new evidence they provided about his citizenship, his attorneys said. The federal government deported Brian José Morales García in April following a police stop near Fredericksburg. In a previous interview with The Texas Tribune, he said that he was born in Denver, grew up in Mexi
Austin mother who spent 2 months in ICE detention is reunited with her infant son (opens the original)
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Last month, immigration attorneys at a Central Texas nonprofit got a phone call that stood out to them, even amid a nationwide immigration crackdown. A 19-year-old woman who’d been living in Austin was calling from a South Texas immigration detention center. She had been there nearly six weeks, separated from her 8-month-old baby boy, who she left in the custody of a friend after she was arrested and later apprehended by immigration officials. She was desperate to reunite with her son and contin
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