The judge orders the ice to improve the conditions in the immigration facility in New York City

A federal judge was ordered on Tuesday Federal immigration officials To improve conditions immediately at a immigration facility in New York City, after complaints from immigrants detained from dirty and dense rooms and a lack of basic hygiene products.

The provincial judge in the United States, Lewis A. Kaplan is a temporary matter for restriction that requires the enforcement of immigration and customs (ICE) in the United States to reduce ability, improve hygiene and provide sleeping mats in rooms in 26 Federal Plaza, a government building in the lower Manhattan.

It comes after filing a lawsuit on behalf of Disable immigrants He claimed that they were exposed to unhealthy and overcrowded conditions, severe temperatures, and not to reach soap, toothbrush, and other necessities, according to Associated Press.

Immigrants said they were feeding on a “non -bending” decrease and exposed to the smell of sweat, urine and stool, in part due to the rooms that contain open toilets.

One of the women said that during her period, she could not reach menstruation products because only two had been available to a whole room of women.

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At a hearing on Tuesday, the prosecutor’s lawyer, Heather Gregorio, described the establishment as “inhuman and terrifying conditions.”

Lawyer of the Ministry of Justice Jeffrey Ostscher He admitted that the detainees were receiving only two meals a day and they were not presented to medicines or sleeping mats. However, he has retracted the overcrowding claims, according to the reports of the hill.

“The current conditions are relevant,” Ostscher told the judge at the session. “To the extent that they talk about overcrowding, there does not seem to be overcrowded.”

He added: “I think we all agree that the circumstances in the 26 Federal Plaza need to be human, and it is clear that we share this belief.” “I think there is some realistic dispute.”

On Tuesday’s order, Kaplan ordered immigration officials to save 50 square feet per person. This means that the largest reservation room capacity will be dropped to about 15 people after the detainees said that there were at least 40, according to Associated Press.

Cells should also be cleaned three times a day. In addition, officials must provide clean mattress stones, adequate supplies of soap, toothbrush, toothpaste and other hygiene products.

the The judge also commanded Officials who guarantee that detainees have secret phone calls with lawyers, including immediate translators of those who do not speak English.

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But Judge Kaplan was not convinced that the situation would not deteriorate again.

“My conclusion here is that there is a very serious threat to continue an irreplaceable injury, given the conditions I told,” the judge said on Tuesday. “I have no implementable way to ensure that any progress has been made, in fact, it will not be fell very quickly.”

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The lawsuit was filed by the Immigrant Rights Organization that makes the New York road, as well as the American Civil Liberties Union and the Civil Liberties Union in New York.

“Today’s order is sending a clear message: ICE cannot maintain offensive persons and deprive them of their constitutional rights in due legal procedures and legal representation.”

“We will continue to fight to ensure the support of people’s rights in 26 Federral Plaza and beyond.”

The Associated Press contributed to this report.