NBC News correspondent Julia Ainsley reports on an analysis of more than a thousand 911 calls from ICE detention facilities nationwide, revealing an increase in self-harm incidents and suicides. Department of Homeland Security attributed the rise to higher overall detention numbers, a claim that experts interviewed for the report disputed.

CBC News correspondent Jonathan Montpetit reports from Texas, where approximately 60,000 people are held in ICE detention facilities, most without criminal convictions. Lawyers interviewed for the segment describe detention as a tactic used to pressure immigrants into leaving the United States voluntarily. The report includes accounts from former detainees about living conditions at facilities in Dilley and Pearsall, Texas, among them a 16-year-old boy.

The Texas Tribune, in a report by Alex Nguyen, describes the ICE arrest of a 56-year-old Catholic nun from Nigeria who was detained while walking near a South Texas church. She was taken into custody on a Sunday but released the same day after federal lawmakers stepped in. A Catholic bishop publicly sought information about the arrest, characterizing it as deeply troubling.