There is an ugly history of forced sterilization in the US - Business Insider
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ICE has said it is investigating the claims.Natalia Molina, a professor of American Studies and Ethnicity at the University of Southern California, told CNN that there's a "shameful legacy" of people, especially people of color having operations performed without their knowledge by the orders of officials. In 2019, NPR reported that more than 70,000 Americans, mainly women, were forcibly sterilized as part of states' eugenics programs, which were reinforced in 1927 by a US Supreme Court decision.
As said here by Sarah Al-Arshani