Detainees held at Florida's remote Everglades facility, dubbed "Alligator Alcatraz," say they've been denied basic necessities like clean food, medicine, and even water for bathing.
The facility, built deep in the Everglades and operated by the state of Florida, has come under growing scrutiny since its quiet activation earlier this year. Though officials have declined to release the number of people currently held there, detainees and advocates are now speaking out about the grim conditions inside, NBC Miami reported.
