We're unsure if there have been power outages in the detention center but if their heating is working, it's set very low.

Ubaldo told us they were asking the guards (with no luck) to lower the air from the vents bc it was making them colder.
In lieu of heating, his block hasn't received blankets or any type of warm clothes in order to weather the storm.

And to top things off, our status hearing was cancelled today because of court closures in the state.
It's not just Ubaldo either. The situation is dire for incarcerated folks in Texas and many other parts of the country facing record-breaking freezing temperatures. https://twitter.com/keribla/status/1361833494008061953?s=20
If you're looking for ways to help, we ask you continue to pressure your Congressional Reps, @POTUS & @AliMayorkas to #FreeThemAll. Send letters. Call. Tweet.

If 2020 & #COVID19 taught us anything, it's that NO ONE should be incarcerated - much less in circumstances like this.
Take action to #FreeUbaldo by contacting ICE Field Office Director, José Correa and urging him to release Ubaldo immediately.

âžĄïž Call 210-283-4711
âžĄïž Press2⃣when the machine gives you an option to hangup or call another person
âžĄïž Spell the name Correa on the key pad (267732)
Here's a calling script you can use:

"Hi, my name is ____ and I am calling to demand the release of Ubaldo Ochoa-Lopez so he can reunite with his 9 year-old son. Ubaldo’s A number is 215-636-496. They both came to the U.S. seeking asylum in 2018 from Guatemala..."
"...and were both separated during the Zero Tolerance period and remained away from each other for two months. Fernando was only 6 years old when this painful and traumatic experience happened. They can’t be separated again. Please release him to his son. Thank you."
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