Recent reports indicate that the death rate among immigrants in ICE detention has surged to alarming levels, reaching a 22-year high. Physicians and advocates have raised concerns about the medical neglect and systemic failures within these facilities as more detainees lose their lives due to preventable conditions. Despite the grim statistics, ICE has reportedly reduced the amount of information made public regarding these deaths, raising questions about accountability and transparency. As detention numbers rise and oversight diminishes, families are left in despair, waiting for answers regarding the fates of their loved ones. Vigil events are being organized in cities like Jacksonville, FL, to honor those who have died in custody, highlighting a growing discontent with the conditions in these facilities.