Women detained by U.S. immigration agents while pregnant are speaking out about their experiences, detailing severe inadequacies in care provided within detention facilities. The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) has reached out to the Trump administration, urging a stop to the detention of pregnant women, citing accounts of mistreatment such as shackling and inadequate nutrition. While the Department of Homeland Security insists that these women receive proper medical care and nutrition, many detainees recount deeply concerning experiences, including not receiving special diets during their pregnancies. As calls for investigations and policy changes grow louder from lawmakers and advocacy groups, the question remains whether the conditions will improve for pregnant women in ICE custody.