Ryan Zink

They're all foreigners.

So when we get there, the abuse starts.

I can show you scars on my wrist from where they dug handcuffs into me until I bled.

I show these everywhere I go.

They're foreigners?

Yes.

I believe most of them are from Somalia, at least the intake crew, the people that are actually- What?

Yes.

At that facility, when I was there, I would say probably 70% of that staff was foreigners.

Somalis?

Yep.

Or a region close by, just according to the dialect that I looked into.

Well, I think anybody who goes against the status quo is not going to get treated well.

I don't think it matters what color you are anymore.

Well, that's a problem in my district too.

We have candidates that only work with one particular style of people, but they'll take money from everybody.

You know, there's a track record of that, but I'll get into that later.

So when I get to D.C., I'm segregated from the rest of the people that are there that, you know, are just like being transferred.

I think there was like one guy was there for murder and there's another guy for like burglary of habilitation, something like that.

And I'm handed a bag of water and a moldy ham sandwich.