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The appalling conditions. they took all our phones away from us, something they haven t done in the past, so we ve certainly seen some changes, and, frankly, i wonder if it s because they don t want us to document anything, they don t want us to take any photos. we talked to a group of women detainees who said that they didn t have running water, that one was an epileptic and she couldn t get her medication. they were separated from their children. they d been there over 50 days. one woman said that the border patrol agent told her to if she wanted water just to drink from a toilet. the members of congress also tweeted about what they saw, d madeline dean of pennsylvania wrote 15 women in their 50s and 60s sleeping in a small concrete cell, no running water, weeks without showers, all of them separated from their families. congresswoman ocasio-cortez tweeted after i forced myself into a cell and began speaking with them, one of them described their treatment at the hands of
Ivanka trump abroad when all in starts right now. come up, ivanka. she s going to steal the show. good evening from chicago. i m chris hayes. the moral crisis of the trump administration s border policy is more evident than ever tonight. members of congress today, including congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez, toured detention centers in texas and heard and saw firsthand some of the appalling conditions. they took all our phones away from us, something they haven t done in the past, so we ve certainly seen some changes, and, frankly, i wonder if it s because they don t want us to document anything, they don t want us to take any photos. we talked to a group of women detainees who said that they didn t have running water, that one was an epileptic and she couldn t get her medication. they were separated from their children. they d been there over 50 days. one woman said that the border patrol agent told her to if
i m epileptic, you know, which i have grand mal seizures. just one week later, bennett was found dead in his cell. though there were no signs of foul play, the prison began an investigation. all inmate deaths in the florida department of corrections are investigated by our inspector general s office and they re reviewed by florida department of law enforcement to ensure that there s no foul play. the medical examiner currently has done the autopsy, and all of the case is under investigation at this time, so i can t reveal any more details about inmate bennett at this time. as the investigation into bennett s death proceeds, life for santa rosa s other 2,800 inmates continues on. well, good morning. i m still here at lovely santa rosa, main unit, here in milton, florida.
Reveal her demands for the u.k. s future relationship with the european union today britain s decision to leave the block has left many companies worried about their business with the rest of europe one sector debt ceiling particularly an easy is the highly integrated pharmaceutical industry. these pills can help prevent seizures in adults and children who suffer from epileptic attacks the drug offender mike is manufactured in britain but can be sold across the e.u. how will all this work after breck s it europe without borders means that we have products which move present their components for use that phrase their ingredients will move seamlessly across europe many times to produce the final medicine this is our number one worry it s a complex supply chain sudden disruption means you can have medicines medicines for critical conditions not available for patients in germany in france and spain i say a japanese giant with its european headquarters near london is preparing for the worst