“I know firsthand how the looming threat of COVID-19 is being absorbed by all of us behind the walls.”

Medically vulnerable immigrants in ICE detention sue for release before coronavirus arrives.

“My family is my family. I am used to our little quirks. But I am still getting used to what's going on outside.”

“If there’s one thing people who spent a long time in prison have acquired, it’s the ability to adapt.”

Struggling with “that caged animal feeling” during the coronavirus pandemic.

California and New York City are booking hotels so homeless people released from jail don’t accelerate the pandemic.

As COVID-19 fear grows among prisoners and guards, concerns rise about possible unrest.

While some cities free people from jail and stop arrests, others are much more business as usual.

Detainees say officials give them little information and are not doing enough to reduce their risk.

“Kinda defeats the ban on visitation, which was to protect inmates and mainly staff,” critic says.