A dozen members of Congress who have been blocked from making oversight visits at immigration detention centers are suing the Trump administration to ensure they are granted entry into the facilities, even without prior notice.
12 members of Congress sue Trump administration to ensure access to ICE detention centers
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12 members of Congress sue Trump administration to ensure access to ICE detention centers
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