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New Developments In KVPR's Investigation Of Downtown Fresno ICE Facility

Kerry Klein
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Valley Public Radio
In response to KVPR's report on this facility, ICE has posted this sign on the door of its downtown office building.

Last week we brought you an investigative story about a secretive building in downtown Fresno that’s being used to process individuals coming into custody of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE. There’s no sign on the building, its address is not listed on the agency’s website, and immigration attorneys are concerned about the detainees’ access to due process. Since running that story last week, we’ve received a lot of feedback—including from ICE itself.

Listen to the interview for an analysis of what we’ve since learned from an ICE representative, what’s changed at the facility, and what it tells us about those individuals who are processed there.

Kerry Klein is an award-winning reporter whose coverage of public health, air pollution, drinking water access and wildfires in the San Joaquin Valley has been featured on NPR, KQED, Science Friday and Kaiser Health News. Her work has earned numerous regional Edward R. Murrow and Golden Mike Awards and has been recognized by the Association of Health Care Journalists and Society of Environmental Journalists. Her podcast Escape From Mammoth Pool was named a podcast “listeners couldn’t get enough of in 2021” by the radio aggregator NPR One.
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