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Lawmakers and other critics insist that federal prison inmates were less protected from COVID-19 than the general public, more died than has been made public, and incarcerated people remain exposed to greater health risks than the prisons bureau will acknowledge.

Lawmakers and other critics insist that federal prison inmates were less protected from COVID-19 than the general public, more died than has been made public, and incarcerated people remain exposed to greater health risks than the prisons bureau will acknowledge.

Five undocumented immigrants awaiting to be deported are suing U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement for denying them the opportunity to receive COVID-19 booster shots.

A year after taking office, President Biden has yet to make good on key prison reform promises he made on the campaign trail.

A SPECIAL dinner will be held in Bradford to honour one of the district’s community champions later this month.

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Tobias Weller has raised more than £150,000 for The Children's Hospital Charity and Paces School

Eyder Peralta speaks to Eunice Cho, senior staff attorney at the ACLU's National Prison Project, on the threat omicron poses to those being held in immigration detention facilities.

Eyder Peralta speaks to Eunice Cho, senior staff attorney at the ACLU's National Prison Project, on the threat omicron poses to those being held in immigration detention facilities.

Eyder Peralta speaks to Eunice Cho, senior staff attorney at the ACLU's National Prison Project, on the threat omicron poses to those being held in immigration detention facilities.