From New York, this is Democracy Now. I think Florida's done a great job by building it, and whether it's Alligator, Alcatraz, or anything else you want to call it, it's an amazing facility for what it is.

It's not a hotel. It's not supposed to be a hotel, but they've done a great job with it.

Hundreds of people who were once detained at the troubled immigration jail in the Florida

Everglades, dubbed Alligator Alcatraz, have disappeared.

The Miami Herald reports two-thirds of the 1800 immigrants who were held there in July

have gone missing from ICE's online database.

Families are now unable to locate loved ones.

We'll speak with the Miami Herald reporter who broke the story.

Then a group of 11 people deported from the United States to Ghana have all been returned to their home

countries where they feared torture and persecution.

We'll speak to the ACLU's legal earned.

And finally, to Yemen.

Recent Israeli strikes on two newspaper offices killed 31 Yemeni journalists and media support workers, making it the

deadliest attack on journalists anywhere in the world in 16 years.

Our message to the Israeli aggression and its criminal act of targeting civilians

at the 26 September newspaper and targeting innocent people,

children and women, we will not remain silent no matter what they do. We will not surrender

no matter what they inflict upon us. We will respond in kind. All that and more coming up.

Welcome to Democracy Now, Democracy Now.org, the War and Peace report. I'm Amy Goodman.

Israeli military strikes have killed at least 30 Palestinians since dawn in south and central Gaza.

Meanwhile, the Palestinian civil defense says an Israeli airstrike near a market in Gaza City

killed nearly two dozen Palestinians, including six women and nine children Wednesday.

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