In response to accusations from Democratic Rep. Pramila Jayapal, D-Wash., the Trump Department of Homeland Security is pushing back against an "absolutely false" media report about a pregnant immigrant who was allegedly denied prenatal care while she was detained by ICE.The Nashville Banner reported in May that Iris Dayana Monterroso-Lemus, a Guatemalan illegal immigrant in her thirties, gave birth to a stillborn baby boy mid-term "after pleading for medical help for days."According to the outlet, Monterroso-Lemus had a September due date but was arrested by ICE in Lenoir City, Tennessee, in April. After being arrested, Monterroso-Lemus was transferred several times to facilities in Illinois, Tennessee, Alabama and finally to the Richwood Correctional Center in Louisiana, according to the Banner.The outlet claims that the Richwood center has a "long history of documented abuse" and that Monterroso-Lemus account of her treatment while there "echoed many of those issues." In the article, Monterroso-Lemus claims that she was malnourished while incarcerated and that rather than helping her when she voiced concerns about her pregnancy, she was mocked by the guards who gave only minimal medical intervention.HOSPITALS IN SANCTUARY CITIES COULD BE MOST VULNERABLE TO IRAN TERROR ATTACKS, WARNS EXPERTThe outlet reported that Monterroso-Lemus was eventually given a regimen of 12 pills to take daily. A few days later, she began experiencing contractions, and days after that, she delivered a stillborn baby while at the Ochsner LSU Health Monroe Medical Center.Monterroso-Lemus is now residing in Guatemala, according to the outlet.Commenting on the story, Jayapal said, "This is absolutely disgusting and we should all be outraged."LA POLICE UNION DEMANDS RESIGNATION OF LOCAL OFFICIAL WHO ALLEGEDLY INCITED GANGS AGAINST ICE"A pregnant woman lost her baby after ICE refused to give her prenatal care," said Jayapal. "She begged for help and was denied. She was fed food full of cockroaches. She was forced to sleep on the floor."However, Tricia McLaughlin, assistant secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, responded to Jayapals post by saying her claims were "absolutely FALSE."According to McLaughlin, Monterroso-Lemus "had FULL medical, prenatal care."BORDER PATROL COULD FACE KEY RECRUITMENT CHANGE AS CONGRESS DEBATES NEXT IMMIGRATION MOVESMcLaughlin said that DHS has documentation proving her claims. The DHS did not immediately respond to Fox News Digitals request to see the documentation.McLaughlin further stated that Monterroso-Lemus has been arrested multiple times for child abuse and is wanted on an active warrant for homicide.Abigail Jackson, a spokeswoman for the White House, also chimed in, telling Fox News Digital that "well call out their bogus narratives every time.""President Trumps immigration policies are popular - its why the American people elected him. Democrats know the facts arent on their side, so they resort to lying," said Jackson.Neither Jayapal nor the Nashville Banner immediately responded to Fox News Digitals request for comment.