As the Trump administration continues to pledge to target the worst of the worst criminals in its immigration crackdown, many others are getting caught up in that crackdown.

Last month, 28-year-old community organizer Catalina Sochi Santiago was detained by Customs and Border Protection.

Despite living legally in the U.S. four years under the deferred action

for childhood arrivals program or DACA, she remains in ICE detention in Texas today. I spoke with

her wife, Desiree Miller, a few days ago. Desiree Miller, welcome to the News Hour. Thank you for joining us.

Hi. Thank you for having me. So your wife, So Chil, is currently in ICE detention.

She's been there since she was detained back on August 3rd.

What can you tell us about where she is, about what you know, about the conditions inside, and also how she's doing?

Yeah, thank you for that question.

I'm able to speak to her every day, so we usually talk every morning.

And obviously there's some really concerning things that she's told me about the conditions

inside of the detention.

I think some of the main ones are that people don't receive the medical attention that they

need.

In particular, there are some pregnant women who don't get medical attention.

And a lot of the times when people ask for medical attention, they're just given water. The

water smells weird in there. They've been given food multiple times that is either expire

or makes people sick. There's a lot of talk about whether or not the conditions are humane

or not, but I think that there's no way

to make that situation humane when you have ripped someone away from their family. All of these

things that they do to make it seem as if it's humane, letting people talk to their families,

having video calls and having these quote-unquote mental health checkups, I think that no mental health checkup

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