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The most widely cited tally for deaths in custody during the presidency is , a figure reported by a coalition report titled and repeated in media and advocacy accounts . That number has become a short...
The best-supported count in the reporting provided is that while in Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) custody during the , a figure reported by a coalition report based on documents and summar...
Available reporting does not document that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) "killed" detainees as a matter of policy; instead, multiple investigations and civil-society reports count people w...
The short answer: multiple reputable reports and advocacy groups have reported that 56 people died while in custody during , but that number is not a single, uncontested official toll — it reflects a ...
The best available reporting in the provided sources counts while in custody during the , a figure cited in the /Detention Watch Network/National Immigrant Justice Center report "Fatal Neglect" (and s...
A straight head‑to‑head on deaths shows more reported deaths under the administrations than under , but the comparison is clouded by rising detention populations, incomplete reporting and agency pract...
The count depends on what is being measured: in custody during the Obama administration according to a FOIA-based NGO report, while independent reporting has identified dozens of deportees who were mu...
A coalition report published by the ACLU, Detention Watch Network and the National Immigrant Justice Center counted 56 people who died in ICE custody during the Obama administration, and highlighted t...
Federal law does not create a blanket obligation for every person on U.S. soil to produce immigration papers on demand, but the practical answer depends on status: U.S. citizens and lawful permanent r...
The short answer: available reporting in the provided sources does not support the claim that ; independent advocacy groups and journalistic counts most commonly put the number of during the Obama yea...
The statement " c’est 56 morts sous la responsabilité de l’" is supported by a major NGO report that counted 56 deaths in ICE custody during the Obama administration, but official tallies and other re...
The sources reviewed do not provide a definitive count of civilians who were directly killed by agents during ’s time in office; advocacy and watchdog reports instead document detainee , with one join...
The most consistent tally in the reporting assembled for this brief finds that while in custody during , a figure produced by a FOIA-based review cited in the joint report Fatal Neglect and repeated b...
A coalition report and contemporaneous coverage show that custody during the administration — a tally that NGOs and journalists use to document detention-related fatalities, but which does not equate ...
The federal agency responsible for immigration enforcement, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), operated in fiscal year 2024 on a budget in the neighborhood of $9–10 billion, although the ...
U.S. citizens approached by ICE should assert their rights calmly: remain silent, ask if they are free to leave, and — if safe — show proof of citizenship rather than volunteering details; do not cons...
Available reporting does not document a clear, verified case of a protester being killed while participating in demonstrations specifically opposing ‑era immigration arrests; the record instead shows ...
The reporting supplied does not offer a single, authoritative tally of people who were explicitly agents’ use of force during the or administrations; instead, the available sources distinguish between...
The available reporting provided does not contain a documented count of deaths in ICE custody that occurred during ’s two terms (1993–2001); primary datasets and watchdog reports cited here start in t...
A focused set of DHS oversight products from 2009–2016 that address use-of-force in ICE custody can be obtained through DHS/OIG and ICE FOIA channels, but the record is fragmented: the DHS Office of I...