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DuntadaMan Mar 30, 2026 +1236

14th death that outside observers could prove in facilities that don't allow outside observers.

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LexiWhatWeGot Mar 31, 2026 +317

Exactly, there are a lot more deaths that we don't know about.

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fondlemeLeroy Mar 31, 2026 +191

Also constant r*** and trafficking.

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Shark7996 Mar 31, 2026 +114

I just don't know how, given ALL we know about what concentration camps inevitably lead to, this can just happen yet another time. It's hard to wake up and go to work knowing there are people on this same soil having their souls removed piece by piece.

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Timely-Reward-854 Mar 31, 2026 +26

Is it r***? Or are the teenage girls independently “testing positive for pregnancy?” /S

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trickygringo Mar 31, 2026 +5

They only test positive if they wanted it. Republican Representative Todd Akin educated all of us that, "If it's a legitimate r***, the female body has ways to try to shut that whole thing down."

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Timely-Reward-854 Mar 31, 2026 +2

Oh yeah, I’d forgotten about that. Maybe the teenagers being raped in detention centers haven’t developed that magic ability, yet.

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Riley_ Mar 31, 2026 +58

They've been sued by ACLU multiple times for patient dumping, which is releasing people right before they die. They try to get ahead of the lawsuits by not keeping any documentation of medical complaints, so it's become so disorganized that people are dying in custody.

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DuntadaMan Mar 31, 2026 +18

They have been refusing to keep any paperwork on healthy people they are detaining. People just f****** disappear.

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hedoeswhathewants Mar 31, 2026 +7

Do they even have **trained** medical staff?

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CarbonCrawler Mar 31, 2026 +8

I don't think ICE has ANY trained staff in any field

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eeyore134 Mar 31, 2026 +26

Yeah, I guess we're just ignoring the literal hundreds that disappeared from Alligator Auschwitz.

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burgernoisenow Mar 31, 2026 +2

You mean thousands?

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eeyore134 Mar 31, 2026 +2

Yeah, it's another of those "We know hundreds are missing but probably way more."

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burgernoisenow Mar 31, 2026 +3

We KNOW at least 1300 have gone missing from Alligator Alcatraz and some estimates put it at 2500. Where are they? Probably dead. Nazi USA is in full swing.

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Philophon Mar 31, 2026 +19

Not to mention the deaths they have caused through trafficking. I read an article a month or so ago where some women who were trafficked to a third country were found decapitated by the local police. Not necessarily saying ICE did it themselves, but the blood is on their hands nonetheless. Apparently it is a criminal strategy in these countries we are sending people to to capture the arrivals in order to extort money from people who have family still living in the US. Needless to say, those people probably don't have a great survival rate.

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SnarkyPuppy-0417 Mar 31, 2026 +9

Exactly. Auswitz reported only 16 deaths to the citizenry.

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pixeltackle Mar 30, 2026 +1386

> Jose Guadalupe Ramos, who was being held at the Adelanto ICE Processing Center, was found unconscious and unresponsive in his bunk by security staff, ICE said in a press release. The staff called on-site medical personnel and he was transferred to an area hospital where he ⁠was declared dead, ICE said. I don't like being from the country that is doing this. We need new leadership.

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ProlapseMishap Mar 30, 2026 +388

It's gonna take a lot more than that.

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pixeltackle Mar 30, 2026 +126

Seems like it might be one of the first steps, I dunno, cart before the horse and all that.

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onarainyafternoon Mar 30, 2026 +109

I have found myself wanting Nuremberg-style trials for all this deeply fucked up shit.

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ProlapseMishap Mar 30, 2026 +76

They know, should they ever lose real power (without Democrats there to bail them out) they're all going to prison just for the things from his first term. I honestly believe there's going to be things from this second term that could legally end up with some of them on the end of a rope, and I honestly believe that's why they'll never scede power voluntarily.

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Vann_Accessible Mar 30, 2026 +44

This guy gets it. What do you think the SAVE act is? They’re trying to save themselves.

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Same_Air6012 Mar 30, 2026 +19

Treason is in the US constitution punishment is un life. I'm surprised they haven't removed this yet. https://uscode.house.gov/view.xhtml?path=/prelim@title18/part1/chapter115&edition=prelim

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HandFedFenrir Mar 30, 2026 +22

They're leaving it up so that when trump declares martial law he can have public executions for people who protest, and claim the law is on their side. They've been signaling this since his first term with the talking about protesters as terrorists and rioters.

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Same_Air6012 Mar 30, 2026 +2

House of cards.

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TheLastThingUForget Mar 31, 2026 +13

The punishment for treason is death, not “unlife” please stop self censoring

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ProlapseMishap Mar 30, 2026 +2

The Rosenbergs would like to talk

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SuperSpecialAwesome- Mar 30, 2026 +8

> they're all going to prison just for the things from his first term. Only if New Yorkers get off their asses and kick Schumer and Jeffries' treasonous asses out of Congress. Otherwise, we're just going to get Biden Chamberlain 2.0, and see absolutely no justice.

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klockee Mar 30, 2026 +11

Dude it doesn't matter how many leaders you put on trial (hint: we're not gonna do the f****** Nuremberg thing, lol, are you new to this country?) if the people themselves are corrupt. This is our CULTURE, replacing the leaders won't do anything.

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lanicorain Mar 30, 2026 +4

The US won't change until they lose a World War and are forced by the international community to introspect and change course like the Germans after WW2.

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onlycamefortheporn Mar 31, 2026 +2

How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time.

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ProlapseMishap Mar 31, 2026 +2

I was gonna say ass first, but I think I've just watched too much Nature.

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Kucked4life Mar 30, 2026 +109

Trump is the symptom not merely some disease. This underlying rot of apathy and xenophobia has been intentionally cultivated.

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BarbequedYeti Mar 30, 2026 +29

>Trump is the symptom not merely some disease. Its an odd experience when you ask one of the cults members who suddenly wakes up and realizes they have been played; why did they want to believe it all to begin with?

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josh_the_misanthrope Mar 30, 2026 +9

Propaganda is a strong tool. There's big money building up those fears using mass media and AI fueled astroturfing campaigns. Because if you look at the policy and understand that they primarily benefit these sociopathic billionaires and weapons manufacturers, nowhere near enough people would vote for them. So they have to create a problem out of thin air and offer a solution. "Simple" folk don't have the political capacity to understand what's really going on, they just get swindled and manipulated. It's easy to hate on them, but it's better to be mad at the people who dump billions of dollars into manufacturing an electorate.

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BarbequedYeti Mar 30, 2026 +8

> "Simple" folk don't have the political capacity to understand what's really going on, they just get swindled and manipulated. .....You've got to remember that these are just simple farmers. These are people of the land. The common clay of the new West. ....

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ku2000 Mar 31, 2026 +2

You know.... Morons...

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UnitSmall2200 Apr 1, 2026 +1

this underlying rot of apathy and xenophobia has existed since the before foundation of the US. It's a long line of values passed down from generation to generation. It may not appear like it, because the deplorables and crazies are currently in power, but the reality is that apathy and xenophobia in the US was never lower than nowadays. What we are seeing is just the rot that broke through but was always there. Don't forget, all that social progress like woman's righs, civil rights for minorities, gay acceptance etc, are recent developments that happened within a human lifetime. You think these people just accepted those changes? they just begrudgingly kept silent in public. for example, just because people had stopped using the N-word in public, you liked to believe racism was no more. You couldn't have been more wrong. All liberals had managed was to make them keep quiet in public, out of fear society may judge them. Hollywood movies gave them the impression that people had to act more tolerant than they actually were and that acting racist was now a taboo. Die that get rid of racism? Hell no, they just kept mostly to themselves. But with Fox News, the shitty people finally had a news network that said what they were thinking, which is why they love watching it, not because they have some brainwashing technology. Witch the internet more of them found together anonymously, then with social media like facebook they showed their faces while spreading their shitty thoughts and values, realizing they aren't alone after all, starting to believe themselves to be the "silent majority". And then came Trump, he exploited their frustration with liberals and others, built ontop of the foundation laid by fox news and internet rightwingers and he won. Not because Americans have become more rotten, it hasn't, All Trump did was to rip the bandaid and reveal what was always beneath. Every action has an opposite reaction. What we are seeing from the right is the reaction to all the social progress. In their eyes liberals are going too far. So when progressives wanted trans acceptance like they had achieved gay acceptance, the rightwingers snapped back. Fox News, paired with rightwing internet activity and finally Trump just emboldened them to crawl out from under the rocks they hid this whole time. Compared to the past, Americans are more liberal and progressive than ever before. However, that is also why so many liberals and progressives who live in their own bubbles hadn't realized how conservative and regressive so many of their fellow countrymen and countrywomen truly are.

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Edogawa1983 Mar 30, 2026 +12

The problem is we get rid of them they get voted back in in 2 to 4 years

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SuperSpecialAwesome- Mar 30, 2026 +3

Or, y'know, we get leadership that will f****** enforce 14th Amendment, Section 3, to disqualify all of the Jan 6 leaders, so that this is a permanent non-issue. Only takes a majority vote, but will never happen so long as we have the traitors, Schumer and Jeffries, in office.

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Kabbooooooom Mar 30, 2026 +45

It is way, way worse than this. They are targeting American citizens. My wife was born in the United States and she was still racially profiled and detained by ICE. She had ID, which they claimed was fake. She was just minding her own business walking to work and they stopped her because she isn’t a white woman. This has happened to hundreds of American citizens so far. And that’s just the documented cases. I don’t need to point out the OBVIOUS historical analog here, do I? I pretty much have zero hope that the US will come out of this as the same nation we knew before it.

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dust4ngel Mar 30, 2026 +23

> My wife was born in the United States and she was still racially profiled and detained by ICE i feel like we've forgotten pretty quickly that ICE is also murdering white people

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throwfaraway212718 Mar 30, 2026 +14

Is your wife okay and home safe now?

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Kabbooooooom Mar 31, 2026 +12

Yes, she’s fine, thankfully. But thank you for asking. EDIT: lol, who the f*** would downvote this comment? You want my wife to not be okay?

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Silent-Coach4794 Mar 30, 2026 +5

Well, from the people that told us that we deserve it for wearing a dress and walking at night...

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travelingbozo Mar 31, 2026 +2

This also happened during and post 9/11 to a bunch of American Citizens who also are of Arab ethnicities or were Muslims

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Kabbooooooom Mar 31, 2026 +2

Yes. And during World War II with Japanese Americans. The difference now is that we have a genuine autocrat in power in the United States, who has created a fascist pseudo police force to carry out his whims in broad daylight in the streets of our nation, and his cultlike followers have *completely* absorbed an entire political party and control basically every arm of the government as well as the Supreme Court. Something like *this* has never happened before. Not in the United States, at least. Those historical incidents were terrible, but we are looking back on them now as the some of the worst transgressions of those eras. We haven’t seen the worst yet with Trump. Not even close. I think a lot of people are so shocked by what has happened so far since Trump was elected that they are lulling themselves into a false sense of security, believing that it couldn’t get worse. Oh, it can, and it absolutely will. I think when more people have their families personally affected by this regime, like I did, they will finally wake up.

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kaisadilla_ Mar 30, 2026 +4

It's disturbing how they report deaths and nothing happens as if it was normal for people to just randomly die.

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sicilian504 Mar 30, 2026 +3

And if there's one thing we can all trust, it's an *ICE* press release.

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Smart-Response9881 Mar 30, 2026 +2

I don't like being next to a country that is doing this. Canada needs to do a full Kyoshi and separate the continent, making Canada an Island.

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pixeltackle Mar 30, 2026 +3

y'all should ask Mexico to pay for a fence up on that side, too

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Apprehensive-Ad9523 Mar 30, 2026 +1

Who are these well trained and talented people anyway?

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Muzoa Mar 31, 2026 +1

This is so fucked up that history books will mention his name.. wtf..

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pixeltackle Mar 31, 2026 +1

I hope so... but have you seen the books in US schools lately? I don't know... oof

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travelingbozo Mar 31, 2026 +1

I’ll tell one thing, if you want new leadership, a No Kings march ain’t gonna do shit

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pixeltackle Mar 31, 2026 +1

thx so much for showing us the right way... justbeing cynical online at our keyboards like u is agreat and effective alternatiev 4 sure

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Hadrian23 Mar 30, 2026 +447

Wild how this was rare as hell pre Trump, now suddenly the bodies are stacking... What a wild coincidence.....

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Tyrrox Mar 30, 2026 +388

There have been 88 days, including today, so far in 2026. 14 deaths means that an average of every 6 days and 4 hours, ICE kills or otherwise allows someone to die in custody. Shameful.

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Disownership Mar 30, 2026 +206

And those are just the deaths they’re willing to admit

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KIokinator Mar 31, 2026 +29

Yeah, if anyone thinks ONLY 14 have died, I've got beachfront property in Kansas to sell them.

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Chiatroll Mar 30, 2026 +60

14 deaths that we know of.

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HoldingForGenova Mar 30, 2026 +37

> 14 deaths means that an average of every 6 days and 4 hours, ICE kills or otherwise allows someone to die in custody. Key word: "in custody." How many have simply disappeared? How many "deportations" were simply murders and body dumps? How many names will there be on the shameful memorial that's to come?

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Ok_Vulva Mar 30, 2026 +10

Dude the "undocumented" could be in the ocean and no one would know. They literally bought their own plane with tax money.

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Pornalt190425 Mar 30, 2026 +22

That is a very weird coincidence on those numbers

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Setsune_W Mar 30, 2026 +11

If our reality were a novel people would claim the writing was trite and unbelievable.

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absyrtus Mar 30, 2026 +19

14 deaths in 88 days, awful alignment with neo nazi 1488

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godofpumpkins Mar 31, 2026 +2

Miller is screaming into the phone calling ICE slackers and telling them to step it up

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igetproteinfartsHELP Mar 30, 2026 +109

A Mexican immigrant died in ICE custody in Los Angeles on March 25, ICE said on Monday. This marks at least 14 ‌deaths in ICE custody in 2026. Jose Guadalupe Ramos was found unconscious and unresponsive in his bunk. He had medical issues, including diabetes, hyperlipidemia, and hypertension. Ramos was transported to the hospital, where he was pronounced deceased.

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pacexmaker Mar 30, 2026 +55

We are currently tracking at a higher rate of detainee death than in 2025 (4.7/month in 2026 compared to 2.7/month in 2025). >Last year also set records for deaths in ICE custody: 32 people died in the agency’s custody in 2025, nearly three times the number of deaths in 2024 and the most since 2004, according to a report by The Guardian. https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/ng-interactive/2026/jan/04/ice-2025-deaths-timeline ~~If we measure deaths per 100,000, then the rate of death (32 deaths / 70,000 detainees) is 46 per 100,000~~ >If you have (on average) [36k people detained per month](https://tracreports.org/immigration/detentionstats/pop_agen_table.html) then your exposure is 36k * 12 = 432,000 for a full year. >that would get you a per 100k rate of like 7.4. so lower than during the pandemic, but higher than immediately post-pandemic. >alternatively, you could just month-ify your death counts; 32/12 = 2.66 per 36k monthly exposure equates to 7.4 per 100k - credti: u/rdstrmfblynch79 Compared to: >The death rate per 100,000 admissions in ICE detention was 3.251 in FY2021, 0.939 in FY2022, and 1.457 in FY2023, compared with a pandemic-era high of 10.833 in FY2020. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38617414/ ~~Thats over 400% of the detainee death per capita that we have seen since the pandemic! For context, you are 3x more likely to die in ICE detainment than you are to die of the leading cause of death anywhere else ([heart disease](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_causes_of_death_by_rate)).~~

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cerevant Mar 30, 2026 +24

> Thats over 400% of the detainee death per capita that we have seen since the pandemic! ...that we know of

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sachiprecious Mar 30, 2026 +4

Thanks for gathering this info!! This is depressing. I have no other words.

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pacexmaker Mar 30, 2026 +2

Someone was trying to argue that being in ICE custody is safer than being free, so I tracked all this down.

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rdstrmfblynch79 Mar 31, 2026 +3

careful.... 32 deaths happened **over a year** but your calc is based on an exposure of the number of detainees **per month**. if you have (on average) [36k people detained per month](https://tracreports.org/immigration/detentionstats/pop_agen_table.html) then your exposure is 36k * 12 = 432,000 for a full year. that would get you a per 100k rate of like 7.4. so lower than during the pandemic, but higher than immediately post-pandemic. alternatively, you could just month-ify your death counts; 32/12 = 2.66 per 36k monthly exposure equates to 7.4 per 100k

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pacexmaker Mar 31, 2026 +2

Thankyou! I have made a big mistake. Thanks for pointing that out. Ill correct my comment. This seems more plausible.

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NadlesKVs Mar 31, 2026 +1

Can you do US Citizens incarcerated in the US Prison system?

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AudibleNod Mar 30, 2026 +137

[Concentration Camps, 1933–39](https://encyclopedia.ushmm.org/content/en/article/concentration-camps-1933-39) During the first six years of the Nazi regime, thousands of Germans were detained or confined extra-legally. The conditions were usually harsh and there was no regard to the legal norms of arrest and imprisonment of a constitutional democracy. 1. Nazi officials established the first concentration camp, Dachau, on March 22, 1933, for political prisoners. It was later used as a model for an expanded and centralized concentration camp system managed by the SS. 2. What distinguishes a concentration camp from a prison (in the modern sense) is that it functions outside of a judicial system. The prisoners are not indicted or convicted of any crime by judicial process. 3. The major purpose of the earliest concentration camps during the 1930s was to imprison and intimidate the leaders of political, social, and cultural movements that the Nazis perceived to be a threat to the survival of the regime.

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Maligned-Instrument Mar 31, 2026 +6

14 ~~deaths~~ MURDERS

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AbsoluteTruthiness Mar 30, 2026 +85

Americans, please remember that every time you see stories of ICE throwing immigrants into concentration camps and torturing/killing them, that is your tax dollars at work that could have otherwise gone towards your healthcare, your kids' schools, your local libraries, and any number of other programmes that would have actually benefitted you and your families.

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FillFrontFloor Mar 31, 2026 +1

I don't think you understand that this is what these people want? You honestly think they don't sit at their diner table and say "he probably deserved it, maybe if they didn't arrest him he'd be selling drugs or something," There was a recent video in social media going around about a white elder lady typing to someone that she didn't know how Hispanics could afford the basketball ticket. It's like it offends them latinos can save money and afford some of the luxuries they could, and that pisses them off. This is what they want, they do not want aid, they want others to feel more miserable than they do so they feel superior.

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Valturia Mar 30, 2026 +39

I imagine there's more deaths, we just haven't heard about it because some people don't have family on the outside tracking their detainment.

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Disownership Mar 30, 2026 +13

Not even to mention how many have family on the outside that have no idea where they’ve disappeared to

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Prestigious_Step4337 Mar 30, 2026 +25

He didn’t just die. He was murdered. He was fine, until they kidnapped him. He’d still be fine today, but they kidnapped him. He’s dead because they murdered him. The passive voice has to stop if you want the murders to stop.

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a_shootin_star Mar 31, 2026 +5

When do people start worrying? When the number climbs to 100? 1000?

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Queasy-Elderberry-77 Mar 31, 2026 +3

14th Human Being Dies While Detained in ICE Concentration Camp. There, fixed it for you, Reuters.

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Kahzgul Mar 31, 2026 +7

14 deaths *that they admit to*.

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ZenRage Mar 30, 2026 +5

If just being detained is this dangerous, at what point can a person legally use lethal force in self defence to prevent being detained??

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bbusiello Mar 30, 2026 +2

Are there any stats on prisoner deaths unrelated to immigration holdings? We seem to have higher standards for our prisons... and those aren't being applied to here.

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sonicsludge Mar 31, 2026 +2

What ever happened to the one down in the Everglades? Wasn't it close to 300 people supposedly were moved but they just disappeared.

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GattoNonItaliano Mar 31, 2026 +2

This is what us citizens voted for

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Certain_Luck_8266 Mar 31, 2026 +2

Not to be that guy, but looking at mortality rates, this isn't a significant number. Since there are 73K currently in custody over 1/4 of a year, 14 deaths correlates to a natural rate of 76 deaths per year. Seeing as the median age of detainees is 28-39 years old, incarceration has no relevant statistical effect on death rate. 1–4 years: 25 per 100,000 5–14 years: 14 per 100,000 15–24 years: 66 per 100,000 25–34 years: 124 per 100,000 35–44 years: 213 per 100,000 45–49 years: 338 per 100,000

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Conscious-Deer7019 Mar 31, 2026 +2

14 dead in 88 days ??? WTF

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IntelligentStyle402 Mar 31, 2026 +2

That we know of? How can any intelligent individual believe anything this fascist regime utters?

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IamNICE124 Mar 30, 2026 +3

This is just ridiculous. There shouldn’t be ANY.

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Bald_Goddess Mar 30, 2026 +4

I believe more people have died than this. It’s just being covered up.

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ro536ud Mar 30, 2026 +3

We need to make sure that the payments from the eventual lawsuits come out of trumps pocket and or his supporters. This shouldn’t be coming from normal peoples tax dollars

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Kabbooooooom Mar 30, 2026 +2

And this is just the ones they admitted, because they couldn’t hide it. Mark my words - it will come out that there have been rapes and murders at these facilities, in addition to deaths by neglect. I would literally bet money on it. People who work for ICE are the scum of the earth and they have zero oversight and zero consequences. It’s the Stanford Prison Study amped up to 11 and rolled out across the entire nation.

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dontautotuneme Mar 30, 2026 +1

At least 31 people died in ICE detention in 2025, a two-decade high, and the current pacecould eclipse that.

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ion-deez-nuts Mar 30, 2026 +1

That's 14 people who spent their final months being denied their friends, family, home, and dignity. F*** ICE

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breadandbunny Mar 30, 2026 +2

None of this is acceptable. What the f***.

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yoyoyobabypop Mar 30, 2026 +2

No one should be dying! The lack of care for a fellow human is unacceptable

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cloudsmiles Mar 31, 2026 +2

It's totally way more than that, I don't believe the administration that told us *to stop reporting covid numbers* just to make it seem things are fine.

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Schmooto Mar 31, 2026 +2

I wouldn’t be surprised if there were many more deaths that were never disclosed. This administration lies nonstop.

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Smart-Effective7533 Mar 31, 2026 +2

14 that are confirmed, have a feeling it’s drastically higher

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DontDoomScroll Mar 31, 2026 +2

Marking 14 documented and attributed deaths

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KnucklesMcGee Mar 31, 2026 +2

14 deaths that ***we know of***. Likely there have been far more.

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Green-Inkling Mar 31, 2026 +2

And how many more are uncounted? That's important

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chehsu Mar 30, 2026 -5

I can't wait for the Nuremberg style trials.

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No_Sherbert4143 Mar 30, 2026 +1

They can't even just deport them anymore 💔

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Beer2Bear Mar 30, 2026 +1

14? Really thought it's higher

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efqf Mar 31, 2026 +1

What you mean died? Who exactly killed him?

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bradleymonroe Mar 31, 2026 +1

it's a feature not a bug

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Verum_Orbis Mar 31, 2026 +1

So this guy got the death penalty from this US regime for a misdemeanor equivalent to parking or speeding ticket. Trump's America.

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