BREAKING: UN Demands Investigation Into Deaths in Trump’s ICE Detention Camps
The United Nations is officially calling out the Trump administration, demanding immediate investigations into the deaths of immigrants held in ICE custody.
UN human rights chief Volker TĂĽrk said those responsible must be held accountable and that victims’ families deserve truth and justice.
His statement comes as Trump’s own Department of Homeland Security faces internal investigations into the deaths and reports of excessive force inside its detention facilities.
According to Human Rights Watch, 52 people have died in ICE custody during the first 500 days of Trump’s second term, the highest mortality rate in over a decade.
Researchers at UCLA found the death toll has not been this high since 2004.
Despite the data, DHS has repeatedly denied there is any spike in deaths at all.
TĂĽrk also raised alarm over the administration’s use of solitary confinement, a practice the UN has called torture when used for more than 15 days.
The world is watching what Trump’s ICE is doing inside these facilities, and it is no longer staying quiet about it
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