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The topic is about the deaths connected to U.S. immigration enforcement between 2009 and 2017, including how these deaths are tracked and reported by ICE and other organizations.
A precise, year-by-year tally of deaths “officially reported” by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) from 2003 to the present exists in primary ICE records but is not summarized in the repo...
Between 2009 and 2017, deaths connected to U.S. immigration enforcement were tracked unevenly and reported in small but politically explosive yearly totals: ICE listed 12 detainee deaths in fiscal yea...
During ’s second term the public record shows a sharp rise in deaths connected to , but there is no single, authoritative tally that captures every category of “.” Official and press tallies point to ...
A handful of government, academic and civil-society databases systematically record deaths (and, to a lesser extent, disappearances) tied to immigration detention: ’s official detainee-death reports, ...
No single, neutral federal agency is charged with producing a comprehensive tally of “”; instead, portions of that subject are tracked by agencies and by independent researchers who stitch together mu...
Between 1993 and 2000 the public record and scholarly literature document migrant deaths tied to border enforcement patterns and policies of the 1990s, but the sources provided do not show a centraliz...
’s official tallies of are constrained by agency definitions, internal reporting channels and what the agency classifies as “in custody,” while independent watchdogs, news organizations and medical ex...