Homeland Security pushes back on claims ICE denied pregnant detainee medical care

In response to accusations by Democratic Representative Bramela Javal, Dash.

Nashville’s banner stated in May that Iris Daya Monteruso-Lelos, an illegal illegal immigrant in her thirties, gave birth to a young dead child in the middle of the range “after seeking medical assistance for several days.”

According to the port, Monerroso-Lemus had a September entitlement date, but Ice Ice in Lenoir, Tennessee, in April. After his arrest, Monteroso-Lemus was transferred several times to the facilities in Illinois, Tennessee, Alabama, and finally to the Richwood Reform Center in Louisiana, according to The Banner.

The perpetrator claims that the Richwood Center has a “long history of documented abuse” and that Montrewuso-Lelos’s novel to treat it while “has echoed many of these issues.” In the article, Montrerouso-Lelos claims that she was exposed to malnutrition while imprisoning her and instead of helping her when she expressed her concerns about her pregnancy, she mocked the guards who made only little medical intervention.

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The perpetrator stated that Monterroso-Lemus was finally given a system of 12 tablets to take it daily. After a few days, she started suffering from cramps, and days later, she gave birth to a Muslim child while he was at the Ochsner Lsu Health – Monroe Medical Center.

Monerroso-Lemus is now residing in Guatemala, according to the port.

Commenting on the story, Javal said: “This is completely disgusting and we must all be angry.”

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An air view of detainees who exercise in an outdoor entertainment area at the Northwest Ice Treatment Center (David Ryder/Getty Emoxz)

“A woman who holds her child lost her child after ICE has declined to give prenatal care,” said Jiabal. “I begged for help and was deprived. It has been fed with cockroaches. I was forced to sleep on the floor.”

However, Trichia McLeulin, Minister of Internal Security, responded to the Javal Center, saying that her allegations were “completely wrong.”

According to Mallowen, Monteroso-Lelos “had full medical care, before birth.”

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Tennessi soldiers coordinate the process with ice. (Wztv)

McLeulin said that the Ministry of National Security has documents proving its claims. The Ministry of National Security did not immediately respond to the Fox News Digital request to see the documents.

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McLeulin also stated that Montrerouso-has been arrested several times because of the abuse of children, and is required based on an active matter due to killing.

Appiel Jackson, a White House spokeswoman, is also harmonious, Fox News Digital told “we will call their false novels every time.”

Jackson said: “President Trump’s immigration policies are popular – this is why he is elected by the American people. Democrats know that the facts are not by their side, so they resort to lying,” Jackson said.

Jayapal nor Banner Nashville immediately did not respond to Fox News Digital for comment.