Eloy News

Human rights groups Wednesday demanded more transparency and independent oversight of the nation's immigration detention centers after two Guatemalans committed suicide at an Arizona facility where half of all detainee deaths occurred this year.

I have very little to go on with the press release below from U.S. Customs and Immigration Enforcement concerning the "apparent suicide" at the Eloy Detention Center by a 24 year-old Guatemalan woman named Elsa Guadalupe-Gonzales. Getting info out of the feds is like pulling wisdom teeth with a pair of pliers.

ELRUS Aggregates Systems, headquartered in Calgary, Canada, has announced the expansion into the western United States with the opening of its Eloy, Ariz., operations.

Victor Mendoza Medina, the only Level 1 offender among the detainees released by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Arizona, shows off the electronic monitoring bracelet he now has to wear.

Victor Mendoza Medina is back in New York City six weeks after immigration-enforcement officers gave the Bolivian immigrant some surprising news - after more than three years locked up in a detention facility in Eloy, Ariz., he was being released.