An investigation by the Associated Press has uncovered a troubling increase in the suicide rates among detainees in Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) custody, with reports indicating that these deaths have reached record highs. Multiple cases have emerged, including the tragic story of a Colombian migrant who died after pleas for help were ignored. The investigation highlights systemic failures in care and raises serious concerns about the mental health support available for detainees. Experts warn that current policies may be exacerbating this crisis, with an alarming number of individuals taking their own lives while held in custody. The findings call for urgent reforms and a thorough examination of the conditions within ICE facilities.