Immigrant’s Daily Life In The Krome Detention Center, Florida USA
In the End Still Behind Wire
Five time Pulitzer Prize nominee, Pulitzer Prize group winner and Robert F Kennedy Award winner, Photojournalist Jon Kral is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this social documentary photography. To see Jon’s portfolio of work click on any image.
Lifting
Blind
Group Shower
Krome Detention Center
The Krome Detention Center is one of the most well known immigration detention centers in the United States. Located in Miami, Florida, the facility holds an average of 6000 immigration detainees. Krome detainees are ether in removal proceedings or are awaiting deportation. Since 2009, the majority of Krome detainees are Haitians, followed by large numbers of Mexicans, Guatemalans, Chinese and El Salvadorans. Over 30 other nationalities are represented at the facility.
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Fun Call
My Turn
Rows of Bunk Beds
Layup
Hair Cut
Working Out
Washroom
New Detainees
Dinner
Meal Time
Haitian Women
In Line
Phones
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By Jon Kral