Medical care for detained migrants violates doctors' oath, say physician in JAMA commentary
Spiegel’s concerns started brewing after seeing job postings from the Department of Homeland Security, and the immigration agencies it oversees, seeking physicians who were willing to provide care at their detention centers.
In his research, Spiegel found that all DHS employees, consultants and subcontractors are required to sign nondisclosure agreements that are quite strict and clearly state that if violated, the person could be subject to"administrative, disciplinary, civil or criminal action."Hire independent health care providers who do not report to the U.S. government or to companies that report to the government.
Require immigration agencies to regularly report how they are living up to the agencies' own standard of care as well as international standards. Such reports should be provided to the independent oversight commission and made public. Attorneys, human rights groups and health care professionals have called conditions in detention campsConcerns have grown afterAt least three of the children died of infectious diseases, such as the flu, over the last year.
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