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A Venezuelan national died while in custody at an ICE detention facility. The death adds to a growing list of fatalities in immigration detention, raising questions about medical care and facility conditions.
A Venezuelan national died while in custody at an ICE detention facility, adding to a documented pattern of fatalities within the immigration detention system. The death raises questions about medical care and living conditions at the facility.
One death might be an outlier. Multiple deaths across facilities over time is a pattern. The fact that people are dying in ICE custody—not fleeing, not being deported, but dying while detained—suggests either inadequate medical response, dangerous conditions, or both. Each death gets added to a cumulative record that shows this isn't a random event but a recurring outcome of the detention system.
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