Recent incidents at ICE detention facilities have raised grave concerns following the deaths of multiple migrants, including a Cuban national at Camp East Montana and another individual at the Fort Bliss detention center. Medical examiners have suggested that these deaths may be ruled homicides, with reports indicating that agents could be responsible for the fatal encounters. The alarming trend of deaths in ICE custody, including two migrant fatalities reported at Camp East Montana and two at Fort Bliss, has prompted calls for thorough investigations into the conditions and practices within these facilities.