作者：布雷恩·德皮施 | 福克斯新闻
发布时间：2026年3月9日 美国东部时间下午6:27
国土安全部周一猛烈抨击了联邦法官的一项命令，该命令要求其立即改善位于巴尔的摩的移民和海关执法局(ICE)处理中心的条件——包括减少同时关押的被拘留者数量，改善食物、卫生和医疗服务的获取途径——该局在接受福克斯新闻数字版采访时表示，法院对所谓”次级”条件或过度拥挤的认定是”虚假的”。
国土安全部发言人周一表示：”被拘留的非法移民会得到食物、水、毯子和卫生用品”，并声称移民和海关执法局”拘留标准高于大多数关押美国公民的美国监狱”，包括能获得”全面”的医疗服务。
这一说法发表数小时前，马里兰州一名联邦法官周一发布了初步禁令，命令移民和海关执法局要么大幅改善其巴尔的摩处理中心的条件，要么寻找新的设施以”人道且合法”地关押移民，然后再将他们转移至长期拘留中心。
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拜登任命的联邦法官裁定特朗普的’第三国’驱逐政策违宪
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移民和海关执法局局长托德·莱昂斯。(苏珊娜·克雷特/《波士顿环球报》通过盖蒂图片社和约翰·摩尔/盖蒂图片社)
拜登任命的美国联邦地区法官朱莉·鲁宾(Julie Rubin)周一支持原告方，裁定巴尔的摩拘留中心的条件”不卫生、不洁净”，最终违反宪法。
鲁宾在一份67页的初步禁令中详细列举了过去10个月原告律师指控的一系列恶劣条件，包括指控存在肮脏不卫生的关押环境、严重过度拥挤、缺乏医疗筛查、医疗服务获取途径以及必要治疗——法官指出，这些情况可能导致责任问题，”在最坏情况下甚至会造成死亡”。
鲁宾在初步禁令中表示：”这里争议的问题不是被告的合法政府利益；而是被告显然无视了对民事被拘留者最基本的体面、人道待遇，以及由此导致的他们的宪法权利。”该禁令适用于巴尔的摩移民和海关执法局现场办公室运营的所有当前和未来被拘留者。
她支持原告方的裁定称，巴尔的摩的条件”非法具有惩罚性”，反映出政府对被拘留者的健康、安全和医疗需求”蓄意漠视”，违反了美国宪法第五修正案及正当程序保护。
鲁宾还驳斥了移民和海关执法局拘留者及非法移民无权获得正当程序的说法，引用了最高法院在”Zadvydas v. Davis”案中的先例，该先例认为这些保护适用于美国境内的”所有人”，”包括非公民，无论他们的居留是合法、非法、临时还是永久的”。
国土安全部发言人告诉福克斯新闻数字版，被关押在巴尔的摩移民和海关执法局中心的移民获得了”全面”的医疗保健，包括”可提供的医疗、牙科和心理健康服务，以及医疗预约和24小时急诊服务”，并否认了原告方和法官的指控。
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“这是许多外国人一生中获得的最好医疗服务，”发言人补充道。
但鲁宾在法院命令中似乎并不认同这一说法。
“毯子、移民和海关执法局策略与豪华专机：诺姆听证会的亮点”
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这张拼接图片中可以看到总统唐纳德·特朗普和美国国土安全部(DHS)的标志并列出现。(盖蒂图片社照片)
鲁宾在初步禁令中表示：”这不是一个囚犯几天无法使用干净厕所的案例，也不是一个审前被拘留者无法淋浴且未获得卫生用品的案例……”该禁令是在经过一年的情况听证会、修正投诉以及特朗普政府官员和其他人向法院提交的声明之后发布的。
鲁宾继续说道：”相反，这里的条件是复杂的：民事被拘留者被数十人塞进肮脏的牢房，没有基本的卫生必需品，同时还要暴露在几乎完全开放的肮脏厕所环境中（而被拘留者还在使用这些设施）。”
“这些条件严重不符合’当代体面标准’，”她补充道。
国土安全部还驳斥了医疗服务不足的指控，包括原告律师提出的投诉以及法院引用的案例——在这些案例中，患有糖尿病、高血压、HIV、白血病和骨折等严重疾病的个人被拒绝提供药物或医疗护理。
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法官引用的政府记录显示，2025年2月至9月期间，巴尔的摩移民和海关执法局设施中3250名被拘留者中，仅有8人因医疗需求被送往医院。
鲁宾并非特朗普第二任期内首位下令美国移民官员立即改善全国移民和海关执法局处理中心或”拘留中心”条件的联邦法官。
最高法院裁定后，纽约和得克萨斯州联邦法官阻止特朗普驱逐行动
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美国国土安全部(DHS)标志出现在联邦大楼内。(安德鲁·哈雷尔/彭博社通过盖蒂图片社)
今年8月，美国联邦地区法官刘易斯·卡普兰(Lewis Kaplan)发布紧急命令，要求移民和海关执法局迅速处理纽约市一个移民和海关执法局处理中心存在的牢房肮脏、过度拥挤以及拘留时间过长的指控。一个月后，他对移民和海关执法局施加了更持久的初步禁令，试图将这些变化法典化。
上个月，明尼苏达州一名联邦法官发布临时限制令，要求移民和海关执法局允许其Whipple联邦大楼拘留中心的被拘留者获得律师服务、律师会见，并在将被拘留者转移出该州前给予72小时通知期。
特朗普政府尚未表明是否会对法官的裁决提起上诉。不过，国土安全部官员强烈否认了虐待指控，称”被拘留是一种选择”。
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他们表示：”我们鼓励所有非法移民使用CBP Home应用程序来控制自己的离境方式”，并指出美国”正在向非法移民提供2600美元和免费航班以实现自愿遣返”，正如前国土安全部部长克里斯蒂·诺姆上周在国会听证会上所述。
“如果不这样做，你将被逮捕并驱逐，没有返回的机会，”他们补充道。
布雷恩·德皮施是福克斯新闻数字版的国家政治记者，报道特朗普政府相关新闻，重点关注司法部、联邦调查局和其他国家新闻。她曾在《华盛顿 examiner》和《华盛顿邮报》报道国家政治新闻，还在《政治杂志》、《科罗拉多公报》等媒体发表过文章。您可以通过Breanne.Deppisch@fox.com向布雷恩提供线索，或在X平台关注她@breanne_dep。
The judge said ICE processing center conditions violate the Fifth Amendment and due process protection under the US Constitution
By Breanne Deppisch | Fox News
Published March 9, 2026 6:27pm EDT
The Department of Homeland Security on Monday blasted a federal judge’s order requiring it to immediately improve conditions at its ICE processing facility in Baltimore — including reducing the number of detainees held there at one time, and improving access to food, hygiene, and medical care — telling Fox News Digital that the court’s determination of any “subprime” conditions or overcrowding are “false.”
“Illegal aliens in custody are provided food, water, blankets, and hygiene products,” a spokesperson for DHS said Monday, alleging that ICE “has higher detention standards than most U.S. prisons that hold actual U.S. citizens,” including access to “comprehensive” medical care.
The characterization comes hours after a federal judge in Maryland issued a preliminary injunction Monday ordering ICE to either drastically improve conditions at its Baltimore processing center or find a new facility to “humanely” and legally hold the migrants before transferring them to a longer-term detention center.
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BIDEN-APPOINTED FEDERAL JUDGE RULES TRUMP’S ‘THIRD COUNTRY’ DEPORTATION POLICY IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL
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ICE Director Todd Lyons.(Suzanne Kreiter/The Boston Globe via Getty Images andJohn Moore/Getty Images)
U.S. District Judge Julie Rubin, a Biden appointee, sided with plaintiffs Monday in ruling that Baltimore’s holding center conditions are “unhygienic, unsanitary,” and ultimately, unconstitutional.
Rubin used a 67-page preliminary injunction to carefully tick through a long list of egregious conditions alleged by lawyers for plaintiffs over the last 10 months, including allegations of squalid, unsanitary holding, severe overcrowding, and a lack of medical screening, access to medical care, and necessary treatment — which the judge noted could lead to liability issues, or “in the worst-case scenario, fatalities.”
“The debated issue here is not defendants’ legitimate governmental interest; it is that defendants apparently dispense with even rudimentary decent, humane treatment of civil detainees, and so too their constitutional rights as a result,” Rubin said in the preliminary injunction, which applies to all current and future detainees at the holding facility operated by Baltimore’s ICE Field Office.
She sided with plaintiffs in ruling that the conditions in Baltimore are “unlawfully punitive” and reflect a “deliberate indifference to the health, safety, and medical needs” on behalf of the government, in violation of the Fifth Amendment and due process protections granted under the U.S. Constitution.
Rubin also rejected the notion that ICE detainees and illegal immigrants are not entitled to due process, citing the Supreme Court precedent under Zadvydas v. Davis, which holds that such protections apply to “all ‘persons’” within the U.S. “including [noncitizens], whether their presence here is lawful, unlawful, temporary, or permanent.”
A DHS spokesperson told Fox News Digital that migrants detained at the ICE holding center in Baltimore are granted “comprehensive” health care, including “medical, dental, and mental health services as available, and access to medical appointments and 24-hour emergency care,” and rejected claims made by plaintiffs and the judge.
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“This is the best healthcare tha[t] many aliens have received in their entire lives,” the spokesperson added.
Rubin, in the court order, does not appear to back that contention.
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President Donald Trump and the logo for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) are seen side-by-side in this split image. (Photos by Getty Images)(Getty Images)
“This is not a case of a prisoner lacking access to a clean toilet for a period of days, nor is it a case where a pretrial detainee cannot shower and is not provided with hygiene items …” Rubin said in the preliminary injunction, which comes after one year of status hearings, amended complaints, and declarations provided to the court from Trump administration officials and others.
“Rather, the conditions here are compounded: civilly detained people are stuffed into unclean cells by the dozens, without basic hygiene essentials, while exposed to a virtually open unclean toilet (and those detained making use of same),” Rubin said.
“These conditions woefully fail to comport with ‘contemporary standards of decency,” she continued.
DHS also rejected claims of inadequate medical care, including complaints from plaintiffs’ lawyers and cited by the court in which individuals with serious medical conditions such as diabetes, high blood pressure, HIV, leukemia, and broken bones were denied medications or medical attention.
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Government records cited by the judge show that between February and September 2025, just eight out of 3,250 detainees held at the Baltimore ICE facility had been transported to a hospital for medical needs.
Rubin is not the first federal judge to order U.S. immigration officials to immediately improve conditions at ICE processing centers or “holding” centers across the country during Trump’s second presidential term.
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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) logo is seen in a federal building.(Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
In August, U.S. District Judge Lewis Kaplan issued an emergency order requiring ICE to swiftly address allegations of filthy, overcrowded cells and prolonged stays at an ICE processing facility in New York City. The following month, he slapped ICE with a more lasting preliminary injunction seeking to codify those changes.
And in Minnesota, a federal judge last month issued a temporary restraining order requiring ICE to grant detainees at its Whipple Federal Building holding center access to counsel, attorney-client visits, and a 72-hour notice period before transferring detainees out of the state.
The administration has not yet indicated whether it will appeal the judge’s ruling. Still, DHS officials sharply rejected the allegations of improper treatment, telling Fox News Digital that being in detention “is a choice.”
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“We encourage all illegal aliens to take control of their departure with the CBP Home App,” they said, noting that the U.S. “is offering illegal aliens $2,600 and a free flight to self-deport,” as former DHS Secretary Kristi Noem noted during congressional testimony last week.
“If not, you will be arrested and deported without a chance to return,” they added.
Breanne Deppisch is a national politics reporter for Fox News Digital covering the Trump administration, with a focus on the Justice Department, FBI and other national news. She previously covered national politics at the Washington Examiner and The Washington Post, with additional bylines in Politico Magazine, the Colorado Gazette and others. You can send tips to Breanne at Breanne.Deppisch@fox.com, or follow her on X at @breanne_dep.
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