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Speaker 1: The ice holding facility in Burlington is now the source

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Speaker 1: of constant protests. This time, Congressman Seth Milton took a

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Speaker 1: look inside.

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Speaker 2: To make sure that they get basic humanitarian things like

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Speaker 2: sleeping mats so they're not sleeping on concrete floors.

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Speaker 1: He says that's still happening. People who have passed through

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Speaker 1: say they huddled on the ground and cold, windowless cells

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Speaker 1: with barely adequate food and no showers for days. Milton

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Speaker 1: says there's been a little improvement, but not to the facilities.

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Speaker 2: It does seem that they are moving people through here

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Speaker 2: more quickly. The consequence of that is that they don't

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Speaker 2: have as much time to have lawyers intervene in their cases.

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Speaker 1: There's also no overnight ice holding facility for women in Massachusetts,

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Speaker 1: something he said might be a bad thing.

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Speaker 2: It actually probably would be smart, so that they are

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Speaker 2: not being sent out of state and that they get

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Speaker 2: to go before Massachusetts judges.

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Speaker 1: That comment raised some eyebrows from the crowd of protesters outside.

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Speaker 1: Kyle shaffleb Busy, Boston's news radio