CBC/Radio-Canada detail Herman's detention conditions and aftermath
1 Sep 22 · 1d ago · 1 article · 2 posts · 1 comment · 3 sources · development 1 of 1
Reporting describes moldy walls, poor food, and lack of proper medical care in the California facility, and notes Herman now faces homelessness with no job or identification; experts note documentation barriers and that other detainees face harsher outcomes, including deportation to countries with no connection to them.
“If I have to rough it for a while, I have no fear of that. I've done that before... And it's better than being in that inhumane conditions of that filthy, concrete, razor-wired blockhouse down south.”
Clayton HermanClayton Herman Winnipeg-born deporteeJennifer Bogoch Manager at SEED WinnipegSharry Aiken Law professor, Queen's University
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I am amazed at how i am getting downvoted for wanting people to be treated with minimal decency protected by law. This man is not a murderer or pedo. He has not hurt anyone. He was working with legal authorities to gain an extension for his visa... how is that so horrible that we should strip him from basic rights that are legally given to even…
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