An internal review by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) found that three-quarters of its own 2025 death investigations highlighted failures in medical care for detained individuals, labeling the treatment as substandard or inappropriate. The findings were briefly published online before being removed, raising questions about accountability and transparency within the agency. The revelations come as part of a broader examination of conditions and oversight in immigration detention facilities. Critics have long called for greater scrutiny of how detainees are treated while in federal custody.
Three-quarters of ICE’s own 2025 death reviews, briefly posted online, raised substandard and “inappropriate” care of ill detainees. The post ICE Deleted Reviews for Deaths in Custody That Cited Shoddy Medical Care appeared first on The Intercept.
