The hearing came in response to accusations authorities violated a settlement dealing with the conditions required for detainees. Contention over the length of stay for those who might require the items was at the crux of the arguments
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Justice Dept. Layers: 'Soap and Toothbrush' Not a Definite for Detainees
A lawyer from the Justice Department “suggested” at a hearing that detained migrant children do not “necessarily” need soap and toothbrushes in order to meeting sanitary condition standards. So reports The Hill.
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