Farmville Detention Center

Virginia has joined a 22-state coalition challenging a new federal policy that ends ICE investigations into deaths of detainees released from custody. The coalition, led by New York Attorney General Letitia James, argues the policy weakens oversight and hides dangerous detention conditions. Virginia's ICE facilities include the Caroline and Farmville Detention Centers.

Aliaksei Shcharbachenia, a Belarusian asylum-seeker detained at Farmville Detention Center, reports medical neglect as a tumor grows on his arm despite requests for specialist care. The U.S. government attempted to deport him, and advocates criticize expanding immigration detention under the Trump administration and Congress, with private prison contractor CoreCivic owning the facility.

The Trump administration's expanded immigrant detention program has drawn complaints of inhumane conditions and inadequate medical care at U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement facilities, including the Farmville Detention Center in Virginia. Aliaksei Scharbachenia, a Belarusian detainee, reported panic attacks, medical neglect, and solitary confinement, while ICE has not responded to questions about his treatment or a reported deportation attempt.

The Trump administration's expanded immigration detention program has drawn complaints about inhumane conditions and inadequate medical care at facilities like the Farmville Detention Center in Virginia. Aliaksei Scharbachenia, a detainee from Belarus, reported panic attacks, loss of finger sensation, and solitary confinement after sharing legal information with new arrivals, while Congress approved $70 billion in immigration enforcement funding.

The Trump administration's expanded immigration detention program has led to reports of inhumane conditions and inadequate medical care at facilities like the Farmville Detention Center in Virginia. Detainee Aliaksei Scharbachenia described panic attacks, lack of medication, and confiscation of personal items after sharing legal information with new arrivals, while Congress approved $70 billion in immigration enforcement funding.

The Trump administration's expanded immigration detention program has led to reports of inhumane conditions and inadequate medical care at facilities like the Farmville Detention Center in Virginia. Aliaksei Scharbachenia, a detained immigrant, described panic attacks, physical health issues, and solitary confinement, while a deportation attempt to Belarus was reported but unverified.

The Trump administration's expanded immigration detention program, now holding 68,000 immigrants, faces complaints of inhumane conditions and inadequate medical care at facilities like Virginia's Farmville Detention Center. Detainee Aliaksei Scharbachenia reported panic attacks, health issues, and solitary confinement after sharing legal information with new arrivals.

The Trump administration's expanded immigration detention program has drawn complaints about inhumane conditions and inadequate medical care at U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facilities, including the Farmville Detention Center in Virginia. Detainee Aliaksei Scharbachenia reported panic attacks, physical health issues, and confiscation of personal items after solitary confinement, along with a failed deportation attempt to Belarus.

The Trump administration's expanded immigration detention program has drawn complaints of inhumane conditions and inadequate medical care at U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facilities, including the Farmville Detention Center in Virginia. Aliaksei Scharbachenia, a detained immigrant from Belarus, reported panic attacks, medical neglect, and solitary confinement after sharing legal information with other detainees. ICE did not respond to questions about his treatment or a reported May 20 deportation attempt.

The Trump administration's expanded immigration detention program, now holding 68,000 immigrants, faces complaints of inhumane conditions and inadequate medical care at facilities like the Farmville Detention Center in Virginia. Detainee Aliaksei Scharbachenia reported panic attacks, lack of medication, and solitary confinement after sharing legal information, while Congress allocated $70 billion for immigration enforcement.

The Trump administration's expanded immigration detention program, now holding 68,000 immigrants, has drawn complaints about inhumane conditions and inadequate medical care at ICE facilities. Aliaksei Scharbachenia, detained at the Farmville Detention Center, reports panic attacks, denied medication, and solitary confinement after sharing immigration rights information.

The Trump administration's expanded immigration detention program has led to reports of inhumane conditions and inadequate medical care at facilities like the Farmville Detention Center in Virginia. Aliaksei Scharbachenia, a Belarusian detainee, described panic attacks, unaddressed medical issues, and solitary confinement after sharing legal information with new detainees. ICE did not respond to questions about his treatment or a reported deportation attempt.