A significant measles outbreak has been confirmed at Camp East Montana, the largest immigration detention facility in the nation, located in Texas. Health officials in El Paso reported a total of 17 measles cases, including 13 linked to the ICE facility, prompting the center to close its doors to visitors and implement quarantine measures. Lawmakers, including Congresswoman Veronica Escobar, have raised alarms about the outbreak and are calling for the immediate closure of the facility, citing the health risks posed to detainees and the surrounding community. Internal documents suggest that ICE is considering closing the detention camp, which has faced previous scrutiny over migrant treatment and conditions. As the situation develops, DHS has stated that they are reviewing the contract for the El Paso ICE Center and are monitoring the health crisis closely.