kendra drysdale is a former inmate at fci dublin. she tells kron 4 she lived under a horrible conditions at the prison like rats contaminated water and abuse. she says fci, dublin is unfit for anyone as survivors not want as a coalition did not want to went an associated press investigation found permissive and toxic culture at fci, dublin, enabling years of misconduct by predatory employees and coverups that have largely kept the abuse at a public eye. deborah lee and minister and member of dignity, not detention, a statewide coalition that works to prevent and shut down ice detention centers says immigrants deserve respect like any other u.s. citizen. then with families is actually lost that kind intentional neglect a detention. leslie swain showed up with their family in support of immigration rights. they say the fci dublin is a shameful reminder of the city's past and so troubled by the prison industrial complex in terms of it being a vehicle to put people who are. >> you know, lesson franchise down. swain says they want the cit

he was referred to kendra. okay. kendra explained to him that she was going to speak to the mayor's office in regards to him and that didn't happen. she didn't return his call or anything of the sort. >> i'm i'm i'm i'm upset. >> i'm upset because when you tell someone you're going to do something do as you say you're going to do if you're not able to do that, you need to have someone else to do it for you. this man needs his certificate. when they say to him that they were about sending his mail to kiska street he never lived there, never lived on kiska. okay. and for him to still be homeless and not be housed and not receive a certificate and this been going on for years now give this man his certificate so he can move on with his family and raise finish raising them. that's what he need and i'm just asking for that today. >> give him a certificate. >> his mom is 92 years old. that lady stood up here and explained to you guys what she did for her son. and no one's doing anything about it. and i'm not trying to badg

kendra drysdale is a former inmate at fci dublin. she tells kron 4 she lived under horrible conditions at the prison. >> like rats contaminated water and abuse. she says fci, dublin is unfit for anyone as survivors not want as a coalition did not want to went an associated press investigation found permissive and toxic culture at fci, dublin enabling years of misconduct by predatory employees and coverups that have largely kept the abuse out of public eye. deborah lee and minister and member of dignity, not detention, a statewide coalition that works to prevent and shut down ice detention centers says immigrants deserve respect like any other u.s. citizen been with families is actually lost. mind kind intentional neglect a detention. leslie swain showed up with their family in support of immigration rights. they say the fci dublin is a shameful reminder of the city's past and so troubled by the prison industrial complex in terms of it being a vehicle to put people who are. >> you know, lesson franchise down. swain says they want the

kendra was one of them. >> we want the -- demolished, and we deserve that. we as survivors deserve to see that building taken down and never, ever house anyone, not immigrants, not bureau prisons, no one should be housed in that building. >> reporter: so on this day, several hundred protesters lined busy street corners near the prison in response to the news that i.c.e. officials have made a number of exploratory visits to the closed facility in recent days. >> no hate, no fear, immigrants are welcome here. >> reporter: i.c.e. did not respond for comment but they have confirmed that they are looking for locations for new detainment facilities. for her it felt too familiar. she was born in a japanese internment camp and sees clear parallels with what's happening today. >> trump wants to today put 120,000 people in detention, and that's the number of japanese americans who were incarcerated during world war ii. so detention, deportation, removing us from our neighborhoods, our homes, it's all a reverberation of my own history. >> reporter: but not everyone see

kendra drysdale is a former inmate at fci dublin. she tells kron 4 she lived under horrible conditions at the prison. >> like rats contaminated water and abuse. she says fci, dublin is unfit for anyone as survivors not want as a coalition did not want to went an associated press investigation found permissive and toxic culture at fci, dublin, enabling years of misconduct by predatory employees and coverups that have largely kept the abuse out of public eye. really in minister and member of dignity, not detention, a statewide coalition that works to prevent and shut down ice detention centers says immigrants deserve respect like any other u.s. citizen then with families is actually lost. mind that kind intentional neglect a detention. leslie swain showed up with their family in support of immigration rights. they say the fci dublin is a shameful reminder of the city's past and so troubled by the prison industrial complex in terms of it being a vehicle to put people who are. >> you know, lesson franchise down. swain says they want the

kendra drysdale is a former inmate at fci dublin.rrible conditions at the prison. >> like rats contaminated water and abuse. she says fci, dublin is unfit for anyone as survivors not want as a coalition did not want to went an associated press investigation found permissive and toxic culture at fci, dublin, enabling years of misconduct by predatory employees and coverups that have largely kept the abuse at a public guy. really administer and member of dignity, not detention. a statewide coalition that works to prevent and shut down ice detention centers says immigrants deserve respect like any other u.s. citizen then with families actually lost. mind that kind intentional neglect a detention. leslie swain showed up with their family in support of immigration rights. they say the fci dublin is a shameful reminder of the city's past and so troubled by the prison industrial complex in terms of it being a vehicle to put people who are. >> you know, lesson franchise down. swain says they want the city of dublin to do better. and that in i

kendra drysdale is a former inmate at fci dublin. she tells kron 4 she lived under horrible conditions at the prison. >> like rats contaminated water and abuse. she says fci, dublin is unfit for anyone as survivors not want as a coalition did not want to went an associated press investigation found permissive and toxic culture at fci, dublin enabling years of misconduct by predatory employees and coverups that have largely kept the abuse out of public eye. really in minister and member of dignity, not detention, a statewide coalition that works to prevent and shut down ice detention centers says immigrants deserve respect like any other u.s. citizen. then with families is actually lost that kind intentional neglect a detention. leslie swain showed up with their family in support of immigration rights. they say the fci dublin is a shameful reminder of the city's past and si troubled by the prison industrial complex in terms of it being a vehicle to put people who are. >> you know, lesson franchise down. swain says they want the city o

kendra drysdale is a former inmate at fci dublin. she tells kron 4 she lived under horrible conditions at the prison like rats contaminated water and abuse. she says fci, dublin is unfit for anyone as survivors not want as a coalition did not want to went an associated press investigation found permissive and toxic culture at fci, dublin, enabling years of misconduct by predatory employees and coverups that have largely kept the abuse out of public eye. deborah lee and minister and member of dignity, not detention, a statewide coalition that works to prevent and shut down ice detention centers says immigrants deserve respect like any other u.s. citizen then with families is actually lost that kind intentional neglect a detention. leslie swain showed up with their family in support of immigration rights. they say the fci dublin is a shameful reminder of the city's past and so troubled by the prison industrial complex in terms of it being a vehicle to put people who are. >> you know, lesson franchise down. swain says they want the city