The main entrance to the Broward Transitional Center in Pompano Beach, Florida, from Powerline Road. (Posted by Richard A. Hujber in unofficial Broward Transitional Center Facebook page)

MIAMI — Haitian and Black detainees at the Broward Transitional Center who said they were assaulted and outnumbered by Dominicans are still in lock-up, nearly a week after the melee broke out.

The Haitian detainees say they are unable to visit the yard or cafeteria in the Pompano Beach facility because prison officials forbade such movements for their safety.

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Ashley Miznazi is a Report for America corps member covering the Haitian community in the South Florida/Miami area for The Haitian Times. Her work will heavily feature photography, video and other multimedia storytelling. Previously, Ashley was a multimedia fellow at The Texas Tribune, where she reported on DACA, Afghan resettlement and the foster care system.