"The number of immigrants being held in detention centers across the U.S. is the lowest it’s been in nearly a decade, possibly signaling a change in a federal mandate called a 'bed quota.'" NIJC's policy director, Royce Benstein Murray, spoke to the press about why immigration detention should be used only as a last resort and how a different interpretation of the detention bed quota could result in the U.S. detaining fewer individuals unneccesarily.
KPBS: U.S. Government Holding Fewer Immigrants In Detention (4/6/2015)
Agencia EFE: Centros de detención de EU han albergado a más de 26 mil inmigrantes (4/8/2015)