Despite multiple reports, Trump admin denies poor immigration detention health care
Published on March 15, 2026.
The Trump administration has denied poor conditions at the CoreCivic Otay Mesa Detention Center, despite a report by San Diego County officials stating that the average daily population at the center has increased by approximately 200% in recent years. The county is seeking a preliminary injunction in federal court after being denied access to conduct a public-health inspection of the facility. The Department of Homeland Security claimed that all ICE facilities comply with performance-based national detention standards. The report also highlighted a significant increase in attorney staffing needs and long-term program costs for the Immigrant Legal Defense Program.
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