The most disgusting hypocritical thing I habe ever heard of from a Republican led agency. On one side of their face they confirm Kavanaugh champion the unborn and anti abortion unborn rights. Then this they remove child uterus to never able to conceive.... Thank veronica2 in the box she is hard to understand but at times it just to hard to say.
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The most disgusting hypocritical thing I habe ever heard of from a Republican led agency. On one side of their face they confirm Kavanaugh champion the unborn and anti abortion unborn rights. Then this they remove child uterus to never able to conceive.... Thank veronica2 in the box she is hard to understand but at times it just to hard to say.
nature..I read the allegations and thought this shit only happens in 3rd world countries. How insane is this? This doctor is making sure these women never give birth to a brown baby again. WTF?
i had the same thoughts when the story hit the cable news channels earlier today. Congress should get to the bottom of this and find someone accountable if this is true.
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nature..I read the allegations and thought this shit only happens in 3rd world countries. How insane is this? This doctor is making sure these women never give birth to a brown baby again. WTF?
i had the same thoughts when the story hit the cable news channels earlier today. Congress should get to the bottom of this and find someone accountable if this is true.
More women come forward to complain of forced sterilization at the facility.
Amin has performed surgery or other gynecological treatment on at least eight women detained at Irwin County Detention Center since 2017, including one hysterectomy, said Andrew Free, an immigration and civil rights lawyer working with other attorneys to investigate medical treatment at the jail. Doctors are helping the attorneys examine new records and more women are coming forward to report their treatment by Amin, Free said.
“The indication is there’s a systemic lack of truly informed and legally valid consent to perform procedures that could ultimately result — intentionally or unintentionally — in sterilization,” he said.
More women come forward to complain of forced sterilization at the facility.
Amin has performed surgery or other gynecological treatment on at least eight women detained at Irwin County Detention Center since 2017, including one hysterectomy, said Andrew Free, an immigration and civil rights lawyer working with other attorneys to investigate medical treatment at the jail. Doctors are helping the attorneys examine new records and more women are coming forward to report their treatment by Amin, Free said.
“The indication is there’s a systemic lack of truly informed and legally valid consent to perform procedures that could ultimately result — intentionally or unintentionally — in sterilization,” he said.
More women come forward to complain of forced sterilization at the facility.
Amin has performed surgery or other gynecological treatment on at least eight women detained at Irwin County Detention Center since 2017, including one hysterectomy, said Andrew Free, an immigration and civil rights lawyer working with other attorneys to investigate medical treatment at the jail. Doctors are helping the attorneys examine new records and more women are coming forward to report their treatment by Amin, Free said.
“The indication is there’s a systemic lack of truly informed and legally valid consent to perform procedures that could ultimately result — intentionally or unintentionally — in sterilization,” he said.
More women come forward to complain of forced sterilization at the facility.
Amin has performed surgery or other gynecological treatment on at least eight women detained at Irwin County Detention Center since 2017, including one hysterectomy, said Andrew Free, an immigration and civil rights lawyer working with other attorneys to investigate medical treatment at the jail. Doctors are helping the attorneys examine new records and more women are coming forward to report their treatment by Amin, Free said.
“The indication is there’s a systemic lack of truly informed and legally valid consent to perform procedures that could ultimately result — intentionally or unintentionally — in sterilization,” he said.
At least 19 women at a Georgia immigration facility are now alleging that a doctor performed, or pressured them to undergo, “overly aggressive” or “medically unnecessary” surgery without their consent, including procedures that affect their ability to have children, according to a new report and other records obtained by The Times.
Thenew report was written by a team of nine board-certified OB-GYNs and two nursing experts, each affiliated with academic medical centers — including those at Northwestern University, Baylor College and Creighton University — who reviewed more than 3,200 pages of records obtained for the 19 women
WASHINGTON —
At least 19 women at a Georgia immigration facility are now alleging that a doctor performed, or pressured them to undergo, “overly aggressive” or “medically unnecessary” surgery without their consent, including procedures that affect their ability to have children, according to a new report and other records obtained by The Times.
Thenew report was written by a team of nine board-certified OB-GYNs and two nursing experts, each affiliated with academic medical centers — including those at Northwestern University, Baylor College and Creighton University — who reviewed more than 3,200 pages of records obtained for the 19 women
Trumps America champion womens health concerns for Latino immigrants.
A drawing on a medical consent form depicts a woman crying. A number of women allege they were administered birth control and underwent procedures, including the removal of their reproductive organs, without their consent while being held at the Irwin County Detention Center in Georgia.
(GLAHR / Innovation Law Lab / GA Dete)
Trumps America champion womens health concerns for Latino immigrants.
A drawing on a medical consent form depicts a woman crying. A number of women allege they were administered birth control and underwent procedures, including the removal of their reproductive organs, without their consent while being held at the Irwin County Detention Center in Georgia.
How does Trump responsible for this and the loss of 535 children in ice custody gain the Latino suppprt???? He will be slaughtered at the polls Texas has become a swing State
How does Trump responsible for this and the loss of 535 children in ice custody gain the Latino suppprt???? He will be slaughtered at the polls Texas has become a swing State
The conservative Dixie Cray such as lbj can emerge in the taxa be for Texas first. Biden another southern Democrat can indeed turn the tide to a blue wave.
So 15 Supreme Court justices.... 7 8 decisions.... Seems fair.
The conservative Dixie Cray such as lbj can emerge in the taxa be for Texas first. Biden another southern Democrat can indeed turn the tide to a blue wave.
So 15 Supreme Court justices.... 7 8 decisions.... Seems fair.
The Trump administration has agreed to delay the deportation of as many as a dozen women who alleged medical abuse at an ICE facility in Georgia until President-elect Joe Biden takes office, according to a court filing.
The motion, filed in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Georgia on Tuesday, amounts to a significant retreat by the government, which until last week was aggressively moving to deport women who spoke out about receiving gynecological procedures they received while detained at the Irwin County Detention Center, a privately-operated prison at the center of a sweeping abuse investigation.
The Trump administration has agreed to delay the deportation of as many as a dozen women who alleged medical abuse at an ICE facility in Georgia until President-elect Joe Biden takes office, according to a court filing.
The motion, filed in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Georgia on Tuesday, amounts to a significant retreat by the government, which until last week was aggressively moving to deport women who spoke out about receiving gynecological procedures they received while detained at the Irwin County Detention Center, a privately-operated prison at the center of a sweeping abuse investigation.
It seems the republicans want to force white women to have children. While sterilizing other ethnicities.
A spokesman for the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District Of Georgia declined to comment for the story. A spokeswoman for ICE said the agency “complies with all binding court orders.”
In the court filing, lawyers from the U.S. Attorney’s Office agreed to halt deportation proceedings of at least four women until January 21, one day after Biden takes office: Mbeti Ndonga, who immigrated from Kenya as a toddler; Yanira Yessenia Oldaker, who was brought to the U.S. from Mexico when she was 3; Ana Cajigal Adan, who moved from Mexico when she was 6 months old; and J.R., who fled to the United States in 2016 while nine months pregnant after escaping an abusive partner.
They have all gone public with detailed allegations about gynecological procedures and surgeries by Dr. Mahendra Amin they said they didn’t want, didn’t understand, or found painful. One of the women compared her visit to Dr. Amin to being raped. Another says she was told that her “uterus was as big as a melon” and that she would never have children
It seems the republicans want to force white women to have children. While sterilizing other ethnicities.
A spokesman for the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District Of Georgia declined to comment for the story. A spokeswoman for ICE said the agency “complies with all binding court orders.”
In the court filing, lawyers from the U.S. Attorney’s Office agreed to halt deportation proceedings of at least four women until January 21, one day after Biden takes office: Mbeti Ndonga, who immigrated from Kenya as a toddler; Yanira Yessenia Oldaker, who was brought to the U.S. from Mexico when she was 3; Ana Cajigal Adan, who moved from Mexico when she was 6 months old; and J.R., who fled to the United States in 2016 while nine months pregnant after escaping an abusive partner.
They have all gone public with detailed allegations about gynecological procedures and surgeries by Dr. Mahendra Amin they said they didn’t want, didn’t understand, or found painful. One of the women compared her visit to Dr. Amin to being raped. Another says she was told that her “uterus was as big as a melon” and that she would never have children
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