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Three men died on 13 July while being transferred by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in the United States, according to reports.
In Biddeford, Maine, 7 a.m. residents saw Joan Sebastián Durán Guerrero leave his apartment with his partner and daughter before a series of three gun‑like sounds were heard and Durán Guerrero was found dead.
In Ocilla, Georgia, Jesús Manuel Arenas‑Silva was moved onto a bus as part of a relocation of detainees to another centre. Ten minutes into the journey he became unconscious and was later pronounced dead at a nearby hospital.
The incidents occurred as ICE intensified its enforcement actions, described by officials as a “quiet but gruesome” surge in arrests and transfers.
These deaths highlight concerns over the safety of detainees during ICE operations across multiple states.
Source: The Guardian. Photo: MADDOG Video Creations / Pexels.