Then he is going back to Leavenworth before he is eligible for home confinement in May.
He was released to home confinement in October while awaiting his trial, which is expected to begin Sept. 17.
Hidalgo says GEO Group and ICE then threw him into solitary confinement in May because he was supporting the other men in detention in a myriad of ways, including by filing grievances.
Her home confinement ends in August.
Mr. Williams is scheduled to face a civil-confinement trial in October.
The author recounts his six-month confinement in a Minneapolis psychiatric ward after repeated suicide attempts, and his long climb back to relative mental health, depicting the uselessness of psychiatrists and the virtues of self-help.
More tabloid fodder, meanwhile, had just landed on the Drudge Report: First Capital Command, a big prison gang, let it be known that it planned to initiate a "World Cup of Terror" for tourists, unless the authorities ceased putting gang leaders in solitary confinement, in preparation for the June games.
Your report on the detention of Purna Raj Bajracharya -- who in the guise of immigration enforcement was locked up in solitary confinement in the aftermath of Sept. 11, traumatized and mistreated for three months -- shows the enormous human costs as well as the serious policy failures of the vast, secretive system of immigration detention in the United States.
Her worst period of imprisonment came in 1981, when she was held for five months, from March until August, in solitary confinement in the Sukkur jail — a sprawling brick complex, medieval in design, in the Sindh desert, where temperatures often reached a hundred and twenty degrees.
According to figures compiled by the nonpartisan Office of Legislative Research, the state was housing 18,869 inmates just before the slayings in Cheshire, which touched off the crackdown, and had 19,194 in confinement on Sept. 21, the day the governor suspended parole for violent offenders.
