Recent autopsy reports have ruled the deaths of several immigrants in ICE custody as homicides, notably a Cuban detainee who died of asphyxia at the Camp East Montana facility in Texas. Despite initial claims of suicide by ICE officials, medical examiners have classified these incidents as homicides. The El Paso mayor has called for an investigation into these deaths, amidst rising concerns over conditions at immigrant detention centers. At least three detainees have died at the facility in a short period, leading to increased scrutiny and renewed calls from advocacy groups, including the ACLU, for the closure of Camp East Montana. Lawmakers and community leaders are demanding accountability, as conflicting accounts from officials raise doubts about the safety and treatment of individuals in ICE custody.