Anthony Enriquez

(3/3) “The companies that are ferrying the footballers – they’re really trying to downplay their role in a serious human rights crisis in the United States using sports and football and the World Cup to whitewash some of their other bad deeds." - @EnriquezKHRC, our VP of U.S Advocacy & Litigation.

(2/3) The aircraft, owned by GlobalX, has conducted more than 1,580 removal-related flights since May 2023, making it one of the most commonly used aircraft in the Trump administration’s mass deportation operation.

(1/3) FIFA flew Portugal's national soccer team to a World Cup match aboard the same plane the Trump administration uses for mass deportations, including flights that disappeared 250+ Venezuelans into torture at El Salvador's CECOT prison. theguardian.com/us-news/2026/j…

(1/3) More than a dozen ICE jails have gone over a year w/out inspection after ICE weakened its oversight policies. At the same time, DHS gutted key offices that investigate detention abuses, as deaths in ICE custody reached their highest rate since 2020. cbsnews.com/news/ice-deten…

(2/3) Since 2019, nearly 90% of ICE jail inspections found serious deficiencies, including inadequate suicide prevention, unsafe food storage, and poor medical care. But under ICE’s new policy, most facilities are now inspected only once a year, and some every two years.

(3/3) "People whose rights might previously have been protected are now vulnerable to serious medical neglect in detention, to abuse by guards in detention, to loss of their rights to fight fairly their immigration cases," said our VP of US Advocacy & Litigation @EnriquezKHRC. "Where we might have seen those issues resolved at least individually for some people if a complaint was filed, we're no longer seeing that."

(1/2) Jaba Pataraia is a 33-year-old citizen of Georgia and Russia who became active in political organizing in Georgia and publicly opposed Russia's invasion of Ukraine. In retaliation for his activism, he was targeted by Russian and Georgian regime agents and suffered a severe spinal injury.

(2/2) A U.S. immigration judge concluded that Jaba qualified for protection from deportation, yet ICE detained him anyway. That's when we stepped in. 🔗 More information: rekhrc.org/4oFutU9

(4/4) Daphy's death was preventable. And while we can't bring her back, we can stop another senseless tragedy. 🔗 More information: rekhrc.org/3SPolMU 🔗 Sign our petition: win.newmode.net/robertfkennedy…

(3/4) Mr. Fulton, who suffers from end-stage renal disease, is currently detained at the Buffalo Federal Detention Facility. For over a year now, ICE officials have been attempting to deport him without any plans in place to continue his weekly lifesaving dialysis.

(1/4) In February, @ICEgov left a mentally ill woman at a Pittsburgh bus station. Days later, she was dead. cbsnews.com/pittsburgh/new…

(3/3) Time and time again, GEO has made its business model clear: private profit at public expense. If ICE won't stop the abuse, it's up to us. Learn more about what GEO Group is hiding through @Kennedy_HRC investor risk briefs: rekhrc.org/3Qurlxt

(2/3) According to @washingtonpost and @dmac1, ICE revised its detention standards after GEO requested changes that would allow it to continue skirting local laws and abusing detained people.

(1/3) @ICEgov national detention standards are meant to protect detained people and regulate conditions in ICE facilities. But now, ICE is rewriting its own rules with a new goal in mind: placating its biggest contractor, private prison company @GEOGroup. washingtonpost.com/business/2026/…

Killings, torture, and arbitrary arrest led the Trump administration to designate the Central African Republic "do not travel for any reason." Yet ICE is sending at least two detained women who fled Iran there despite their asylum claims. This isn’t immigration policy. It’s state-sanctioned torture. nytimes.com/2026/06/11/wor…

Carol Guzy is the 2026 RFK Book & Journalism Awards Domestic Photography Award winner for her work for @ZUMApress, "ICE - Broken Families." Some stories are greater than us. This is one of them. "I spent the last 6 months covering ICE detainments at immigration court in New York. Now more than ever the media is a crucial link to cover effects of policies on real people at this pivotal time in America. It can be soul crushing at times to bear witness, but so very vital." - Carol Guzy. Our heartfelt congratulations to Carol and ZUMA Press. To learn more about this year’s winners, please visit: rekhrc.org/bja2026

(5/5) As the # of people in detention skyrockets and conditions in these facilities worsen, the gov’t is trying to sweep oversight & accountability under the rug. We’re here to make sure that doesn’t happen. Learn more about our case: rekhrc.org/3PiuwYI

(4/5) It’s no mystery why the president wants to end OIDO: make detention conditions so harsh that fighting your immigration case can cause deadly consequences. Earlier this month, the 48th person died in ICE custody during Trump’s 2nd term. That's one death every 6.5 days.

(1/5) Immigration detention holds 70k people in cruel and degrading conditions every day. Until we end it, it's important to stop the serious human rights abuses happening there now. abcnews.com/Politics/indep…