Nevada is currently targeting the wait-and-see group in the latest phase of its vaccination effort, which has seen a shift away from mass vaccination sites in favor of smaller, more personal community-based vaccination sites and pop-up clinics.

Frustrated community members and immigrant rights organizations that warned about the spread of the virus among inmates say the outbreak was preventable and want to see more changes made to mitigate the situation.

In Las Vegas, Velasquez found work cleaning peoples' homes — until the coronavirus outbreak. She stopped working in mid-March out of concerns for her own health and those of the families whose homes she cleans. Her husband, a construction worker, hasn't been able to work since mid-February because of a work-related injury.

Questions still remain about the ramifications of the decision throughout the state. ICE's deputy field office director in Las Vegas, Dana L. Fishburn, argued that severing the tie "will make Clark County residents less safe."

Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department officials held a public briefing on Tuesday to present updated statistics about the department's agreement with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), but activists said they left frustrated when a meeting scheduled to last two hours ended in less than 10 minutes.