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The problems echo a broader pattern across the US, where watchdogs and courts have flagged overcrowding, poor sanitation, and blocked access to counsel in ICE facilities from Arizona<\/a> to Louisiana<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Advocates say some of the most jarring overcrowding is happening on 26 Federal Plaza\u2019s 10th floor, where detainees have estimated<\/a> that between 70 and 90 people have been crammed into rooms measuring roughly 215 square feet. That would leave each person with roughly the space of a doormat\u2014less room than a folded bath towel\u2014in an area no bigger than a studio apartment kitchen.<\/p>\n

The arrests came as part of a coordinated action by progressive Democrats, timed to amplify demands for Albany to reconvene and pass the New York for All Act<\/a>. The bill would bar state and local agencies, including police and sheriffs, from sharing information or resources with ICE, aiming to stop what lawmakers describe as abductions of immigrants at court hearings and check-ins. Along with New York City Council\u2019s proposed Trust Act\u2014which would let people sue if city agencies unlawfully cooperate with ICE\u2014the legislation is essential, Democrats say, to defend due process and prevent local governments from becoming de facto extensions of ICE.<\/p>\n

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