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'“The food they’re given, as you’ve heard, provides almost no nutrition,” he said. “Medical appointments can take weeks or even months to be approved and often last 60 seconds, ending with a prescription of Tylenol, Advil, or even a salt packet.
“People with serious conditions go untreated, and I’ve watched people age in front of me in a matter of months. They are demanding better,” he added.
The hunger strike comes as the company listed $300 million in annual revenue from its contracts with the federal government, which has been trying to increase the number of detention beds.'
The people financially benefiting from these monstrosities belong in prison.