They’ll be there, with no beds or showers, until they board a plane that will either fly them to an out-of-state immigrant detention facility or deport them. While larger detention facilities in the state have gotten much more attention, AROCC has avoided the limelight. The AROCC facility shares its space with the U.S. Forest Service and the Phoenix Interagency Fire Center. “I find that really disturbing and inhumane.”OversightDemocratic members of Congress across the country have been making headlines for unannounced visits to detention facilities, including in Arizona. ICE has historically seen temporary hold facilities not as detention facilities due to the short stays, claiming they are exempt from congressional oversight, according to Reichlin-Melnick.