Homeland Security pushes the complaints that ice has refused medical care pregnant pregnant

In response to the accusations of the Democratic representative Pramila Jayapal, D-Wash., The Ministry of Internal Security of Trump repels an “absolutely false” media report on an pregnant immigrant who would have been refused prenatal care when she was owned by ice.

THE Nashville banner reported in May that Iris Dayana Monterroso-Lemus, an illegal Guatemalan immigrant in their thirties, gave birth to a little baby in mid-term “after pleading for medical aid for days”.

According to the point of sale, Monteroso-Lemus had a date of September in September but was arrested by Ice in Lenoir City, Tennessee, in April. After being arrested, Mindo-Lemus has been transferred several times to Illinois, Tennessee, Alabama and finally at the Richwood Correctional Center in Louisiana, according to the banner.

The point of sale says that the Richwood Center has a “long story of documented abuse” and that the account of Monteroso-Lemus of its treatment while “echoing many of these problems”. In the article, Monsto-Lemus says that she was ill-nourished when she was incarcerated and rather than helping her when she expressed her concerns about her pregnancy, she was mocked by the guards who gave only a minimum medical intervention.

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Left: Tricia McLaughlin, Deputy Secretary of the Department of Internal Security. Right: ice agents (Dhs; ice)

The point of sale reported that Mindo-Lemus had finally received a diet of 12 pills to be taken daily. A few days later, she began to undergo contractions, and a few days later, she delivered a stillborn baby to the Ochsner LSU Health – Monroe medical center.

Mainroso-Lemus now lies in Guatemala, depending on the point of sale.

Commenting on history, Jayapal said: “It’s absolutely disgusting and we must all be indignant.”

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An aerial view of detainees who exercise in an outdoor leisure area at the Northwest Ice Processing Center (David Ryder / Getty Images)

“A pregnant woman lost her baby after Ice refused to give him prenatal care,” said Jayapal. “She begged help and was refused. She was fed on food full of cockroaches. She was forced to sleep on the ground.”

However, Tricia McLaughlin, assistant secretary of the Department of Internal Security, responded to the Jayapal post saying that her claims were “absolutely false”.

According to McLaughlin, Monteroso-Lemus “had complete medical and prenatal care”.

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Tennessee soldiers coordinate the operation with the ice. (WZTV)

McLaughlin said the DHS had a documentation proving its claims. The DHS did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital’s request to see the documentation.

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McLaughlin has also said that Monteroso-Lemus had been arrested several times for child abuse and is sought on an active mandate for homicide.

Abigail Jackson, spokesperson for the White House, also sounded, telling Fox News Digital that “we will call their false stories each time”.

“President Trump’s immigration policies are popular – that is why the American people have elected it. Democrats know that the facts are not on their side, so they resort to lying,” said Jackson.

Neither Jayapal nor the Nashville banner immediately responded to the request for comments from Fox News Digital.