Two Florida Jails Had an Unusually High Number of Rebookings of Immigrants, Our Analysis Found — ProPublica
Every third morning Soumia Bensalah was roused before the break of dawn. Pulled from her cell, shackled hand and foot, she was herded onto a bus and driven over Tampa Bay from the Pinellas County Jail to a cramped hold room at a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement office. Each time, she sat there all…
