ICE Detainees in Georgia Use Video Calls to Expose Facility Conditions

Four men detained at the Folkston ICE Processing Center in Georgia utilized the facility's video conferencing system to document conditions. They released a five-minute video in September 2025, detailing what they describe as a dysfunctional legal system. The men alleged the system is designed to prolong detentions at privately-run facilities that profit from their confinement. Their exposure came at a personal cost, as detainee wages from facility work programs were used to pay for the video calls.