A troubling trend has emerged regarding the increasing number of deaths in U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) custody. Recently, multiple former DACA recipients have been reported among the deceased, including a 39-year-old in California and a Mexican national who died after arrest in August. The death toll in ICE detention facilities has reached alarming numbers, with at least 15 deaths confirmed this year alone, including two incidents in Georgia that have spurred local senators, such as Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock, to demand thorough investigations. They are seeking answers regarding the circumstances surrounding these tragedies, as pressure mounts on the Trump administration over the record number of fatalities in detention facilities, raising significant concerns about the conditions and care provided within these institutions.