BREAKING🚨 Inside an ICE detention center, a double amputee went DAYS without food because he couldn't walk and was denied access to his prosthetics. He was left to CRAWL to the showers, despite mold and filth. Rodney Taylor was picked up on January 15, 2025, by ICE agents with guns drawn while his two young children watched. On Wednesday, the ACLU of Georgia filed a federal claim against ICE and the Department of Homeland Security on his behalf — details first reported by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution's Lautaro Grinspan. Taylor, 47, came to this country from Liberia at the age of 2 on a medical visa arranged by Shriners Children's Hospital. He has had 16 operations and has been a double amputee since he was 10. He was cutting hair in Gwinnett County on a valid work permit with a green card in process when ICE took him over a burglary conviction from when he was a teenager, a conviction Georgia pardoned in 2010. He spent 473 days at the Stewart Detention Center in Lumpkin, run by the private prison company CoreCivic. His prosthetic legs run on batteries that need eight hours of charging a day, and he said he could not charge them inside. Without proper liners, he said, "walking was like walking directly on my knees against concrete." He went six days without a shower because the facility had no shower stool. When one finally came, he said the showers were moldy and covered in filth. He said the air conditioning failed in the summer heat and he went days without food because he could not walk to meals. Two weeks to see a nurse. Another two weeks to see a doctor. His wife, Mildred, said he lost significant weight and crawled to the shower. ICE and Stewart representatives have denied his account of the conditions. Taylor was released on May 1. "These are human beings," he said days later, "but they treat us like cattle waiting to be slaughtered." If you appreciate my posts, it would mean the world if you followed my page. Thank you for being here.