Why are prisoner rights-specifically immigrants

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1. Why are prisoner rights, specifically immigrants, important?

2. If we added more rights to immigrants in the prison system what laws, rules, or norms would have to be changed in order for the outcome to be realized? What is the process for changing these?

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