New Data Shows Increase in Deaths in ICE Detention in 2025
Research published by the JAMA Network indicates a rise in the number of deaths among individuals held in U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention facilities during 2025. The data highlights changes in mortality rates compared to previous years.
reviewjournal.comU.S. The data compares mortality figures from 2025 to prior years, showing a notable rise in deaths during detention. The report provides updated statistics on the health and safety conditions within ICE detention centers.
Officials have not released detailed explanations for the increase, and further analysis may be required to understand the factors contributing to the rise in mortality rates. The findings may prompt additional review of detention practices and healthcare provisions for detainees. The report adds to ongoing discussions about detention conditions and oversight within ICE facilities.
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