Tens of thousands of immigrants have been detained in the US, many without current crimes, trial or attorney based on administrative causes, often entering the country legally with valid visas, contrary to public opinion, yet most were deported with a ten year ban to re-enter. All based on the assumption that the 9/11 trauma 13 years ago enables US to assume a position of enforced suspicion against all other nationalities. All these women, immigrants and regular inmates alike, shared one thing in common - a need to heal relationships to fathers and authorities. Here are some of the shared stories from Honolulu Federal Detention Center 2011-2012, including the Swedish author's witness testimony from her 338 days of incarceration.