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.Thomas D. Homan: “ICE bends over backwards to make sure these are really well-run, great facilities… in addition to Congressional inspections, there’s unannounced inspections by the Inspector General, unannounced inspections by the Office of Professional Responsibility. They’re ALWAYS being inspected.”

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