Ban DHS and ICE from contracting with, funding, or operating any immigration detention facility in or near the Everglades;
Ban DHS and ICE from contracting with, funding, or operating immigration detention facilities in or near the Everglades.
Occurrences
Evidence
The Guardian reported that detainees at the Everglades facility said guards withheld food, clean water, and medicine to pressure them into signing English-language documents, and that the site was expected to wind down in June.
EL PAÍS reported that the Everglades detention center was being discreetly dismantled, detainees were being transferred to other facilities, and fewer than 100 people remained at the site.
Assessments
The evidence shows the specific Everglades detention site was being dismantled and wound down in June 2026, which supports partial movement toward the claim. But it does not establish a broad ban on DHS/ICE contracting with, funding, or operating immigration detention facilities in or near the Everglades, and the record provided does not show Lois Frankel was the direct cause of the shutdown. That makes this partial credit rather than full delivery.