Death rate in ICE detention more than doubles under Trump, analysis finds

An analysis reveals that the death rate in Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention facilities more than doubled during the Trump administration, highlighting severe concerns about the treatment and health care of detainees. The tragic death of a Vietnamese man with cardiovascular issues in a repurposed Indiana prison known as the "Speedway Slammer" underscores these alarming statistics. This surge in mortality rates points to broader issues in the administration's immigration policies, raising questions about the ethical and humanitarian responsibilities of the U.S. government towards detained immigrants.