Reports of abuse at a South Louisiana ICE Processing Center led to questions regarding detention center conditions. What to know about ICE centers.

At least two graduate students whose arrests have been in the news are being held at this former juvenile detention center. Here's what we know about the facility in Jena.

Columbia University student Mahmoud Khalil is being held in an immigration detention facility in Louisiana more than a thousand miles away from where the 30-year-old was arrested in New York in early March.

The ICE facilities where Columbia University graduate Mahmoud Khalil and Georgetown University fellow Badar Khan Suri are held have a history of reported abuse and inhumane conditions, experts say.

In a post Saturday on X, the Seattle office for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement announced that Alvaro Flores-Barboza, 24, had been arrested and is currently detained by local authorities in Oregon. ICE reported that the man is from Venezuela and escaped from the Northwest ICE Processing Center in Tacoma on March 26.

Mahmoud Khalil, who was studying at Columbia, and Alireza Doroudi, from the University of Alabama, are both being held at an ICE processing center in Jena, Louisiana.

The Tacoma Police Department was notified Wednesday night that someone in custody at the Northwest ICE Processing Center had escaped.

Below, we break down these claims based on available evidence: Is ICE holding 4,000 detainees in a 500-person capacity Florida facility? No recent data is available regarding the