UN rights chief calls for investigations into deaths in US ICE custody

The UN human rights chief has urged for independent probes into the deaths of 18 individuals in ICE custody within the first five months of this year, highlighting a troubling pattern of fatalities. This call underscores the need for accountability and transparency regarding the treatment of detainees in US immigration facilities. The international community is increasingly scrutinizing the US's immigration enforcement practices, and these demands reflect broader concerns about human rights and the rule of law in the nation's immigration system.