Concerns have been raised by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers regarding the 'insane' and 'unsafe' conditions at a makeshift detention facility located on the 10th floor of 26 Federal Plaza in Manhattan. Internal documents, including emails and testimonies from last year, reveal that the facility is severely overcrowded, with one officer reporting it holds over 200 detainees, despite being ill-equipped for such numbers. Detainees have described their experiences as 'dreadful', citing sleeping on cement floors, inadequate food and medical care, and unsanitary conditions. Many are held for extended periods in areas meant for short-term stays. A federal judge had previously mandated improvements and capacity limits, yet newly disclosed communications indicate that ICE officials were aware they were violating these orders soon after they were issued. These revelations emerged during a trial that scrutinizes immigration detention practices implemented under the Trump administration, with attorneys arguing that the current crisis is a direct consequence of those policies.