A report by the Government Accountability Office (GAO) has revealed significant mismanagement and unsafe conditions at Camp East Montana, a large Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility in El Paso, Texas. The facility has experienced three detainee deaths within six months, raising serious concerns about its operation. The GAO found that approximately $11.5 million was wasted on unnecessary services, including guards and medical care, before the camp even began holding detainees. The facility, which was rushed to open under the Trump administration, was constructed by a small contractor with no prior experience in operating detention centers. This led to a range of failures, including inadequate medical screenings that resulted in a tuberculosis outbreak among detainees. Furthermore, the camp did not meet ICE's detention standards, lacking essential security measures and facilities for disabled detainees. The report's findings have drawn criticism from lawmakers, with Senator Dick Durbin labeling the conditions as