Jonathan Blitzer
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 15 Jul
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And that's ultimately the reason why he accepted his deportation to Mexico, because he basically feared for his life.
He lasted for six weeks.
And basically at a certain point, he was experiencing, you know, really scary symptoms.
He wasn't able to urinate, throbbing headaches, lethargy.
I mean, for six weeks, imagine you're a diabetic.
You're not getting any of your medication.
You have blood pressure medication you use to take.
That's being denied to you.
And this is also an important dimension of Ray's story.
This is someone who lives in El Paso.
A large number of people who were held and are held at Camp East Montana are not from El Paso.
And so they've been dislocated from their families and from their support systems even more.
But here's an instance where, you know, Ray's wife is able to visit every day.
She lives nearby.
She's able to get like a doctor's note from a nearby doctor.
Like, you know, this if there is anyone who's got a fighting chance.
And even still.
Exactly.
Exactly.
You know, what he what he told me specifically was, you know, every day an ICE official comes inside to these tents.
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