What does DWN stand for?

Detention Watch Network (Washington, DC)

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That's incredibly disappointing," said Andrea Black, coordinator for Detention Watch Network, which represents immigrant advocacy groups.

ICE: Detention overhaul won't lead to fewer beds

People just disappear in the system all the time," said Andrea Black of Detention Watch Network, a coalition of about 100 organizations that focus on immigration detention and deportation issues.

Detention system criticized as cruel

Esther Ibrahimian, Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service, "Religious Leaders Decry Detention Conditions and Call for Changes," Detention Watch Network Newsletter, Summer 2001; Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio, Chairman of the U.

Detaining the displaced

Their goal is to have everybody in some kind of custodial program," said Andrea Black, coordinator for the nonprofit Detention Watch Network.

AP IMPACT: Immigrants face detention, few rights

Their goal is to have everybody in some kind of custodial program," said Andrea Black, coordinator for the nonprofit Detention Watch Network.

AP IMPACT: Immigrants face detentions, few rights