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Two men who speak a rare language languished in Louisiana and Mississippi detention centers — in part, they say, because they weren't able to share their experiences in their native tongue.
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Black immigrants who were formerly held in two detention centers in Louisiana are calling for Immigration and Customs Enforcement to end contracts with the facilities. Through a complaint filed by the Southern Poverty Law Center, they claim that the detention centers staff and officers engaged in "abusive, inhumane, criminal and racially discriminatory practices."