For the last year-and-a-half, a 41-year-old Indonesian woman has been living at a shelter for human trafficking victims in San Diego. She has no money, but she also is barred from working. Her story is complicated, and her situation has put her in limbo. She was trafficked, but her case isn’t severe enough for the […]
Source: The San Diego Union Tribune
The San Diego Union-Tribune is an American metropolitan daily newspaper, published in San Diego, California.
Private Prison in San Diego Hit with Class Action Lawsuit
Immigrants who have been detained in a private prison in San Diego allege that that they have been subjected to forced labor and threatened with solitary confinement or restricted visitation rights if they refused to work. The class action lawsuit names CoreCivic, a private prison company contracted by the United States government to hold detainees […]