ICE agents and the deported migrants they are holding in Djibouti are enduring perilous conditions, including the threat of rocket attacks and the risk of malaria. Stranded in a shipping container, both ICE officers and detainees are grappling with extreme heat, smog, and illness, exacerbated by a detoured flight from South Sudan. Reports indicate that nearly a dozen ICE agents and eight deportees are left uncertain about their next steps as legal limbo looms over them. Advocacy groups have raised concerns regarding the lack of communication with the detainees and the urgent call for their return due to the harsh living conditions. The situation reflects a broader issue of immigration policies and their human costs.