A recent report has uncovered hundreds of alleged human rights abuses within U.S. immigrant detention centers, prompting widespread outrage from human rights advocates and religious leaders. Allegations include severe mistreatment, sexual abuse, and inadequate healthcare, particularly affecting women in detention. Critics have condemned the current immigration policies, labeling them as a national disgrace and calling for urgent reform. Archbishop Wenski and Catholic leaders have voiced their concerns over the conditions at ICE facilities in Florida, emphasizing the need for humane treatment of immigrants. This critical examination of the situation underscores the stark contradictions in U.S. immigration policy and raises urgent ethical questions about the treatment of detainees.