Immigration detention centers are facilities where individuals are held while their immigration status is being determined. These centers are used by governments to detain people who may have entered a country illegally or are awaiting the outcome of their immigration cases. The conditions in these centers can vary, and they are often criticized for their treatment of detainees. People in immigration detention centers may include asylum seekers, refugees, and undocumented immigrants. The purpose of these centers is to ensure that individuals attend their immigration hearings and do not pose a flight risk. However, the use of detention has sparked debates about human rights and the treatment of vulnerable populations.