A South Florida air charter company is running Deportation Depot’s ambulances | Jacksonville Today
- An air rescue company that made a six-figure political contribution after securing work at Deportation Depot got its license to operate a ground ambulance business just as the controversial detention center opened.
- Jacksonville Today started researching medical care at the Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility in Sanderson after a review of taped phone calls by detainees.
- The calls, recorded by an advocate and translated from Spanish by Jacksonville Today, included reports from detainees of frequent ambulance sightings.
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- An air rescue company that made a six-figure political contribution after securing work at Deportation Depot got its license to operate a ground ambulance business just as the controversial detention center opened.
- Jacksonville Today started researching medical care at the Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility in Sanderson after a review of taped phone calls by detainees.
- The calls, recorded by an advocate and translated from Spanish by Jacksonville Today, included reports from detainees of frequent ambulance sightings.
Sources: Jaxtoday