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SEP 30 · 75 SECONDS

September 30 decides who is allowed to inspect ICE detention next year

Tell your rep which detention oversight you expect to survive the September 30 vote.

12
Percent the FY2027 House Homeland Security bill cuts the DHS Office of Inspector General below this year's enacted level, while removing its detention-facility oversight.
41,500
ICE detention beds the same bill keeps funded, approved in full committee June 11, 2026.
1
Detention centers in the country that hold parents together with their children: Dilley, Texas.

Congress must fund DHS by September 30. The bill on the table cuts the Inspector General 12% and removes their power to inspect detention facilities.

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