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From her account on FB (text in alt tag).

This begins Ācārya Malcolm Smith's "Red Series" with Wisdom Publications, in which he publishes important Dzogchen texts that are not part of the 17 tantras project.

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He said that the agents would throw food at them to eat. The agents threatened to withhold food for a week and to beat him up if he didn't sign deportation papers. He said he saw others refuse and get beaten/receive no food. He signed because he was afraid.

Her husband told her that detainees at Broadview had to get up at 5am to get in line for one bathroom. He often peed himself. One time he had to wait until 2pm to use the bathroom. You could only use the bathroom once a day. He said the agents would beat you if you used the bathroom on yourself.

I wanted to compare en-dashes too - in a slightly more linguistic way, which is to look at how common they are per 1.000 tokens. As tokens I count words and (strings of) punctuation marks.

It's pretty damning in terms of the increase. And actually pretty wild - <und> is only 'round 24 tokens/1000.