Ice shootings and killings

[Jitendra Hydonus]

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[Jitendra Hydonus]

is it true that ice will.no longer report deaths odf detainees?    +4                    Yes, it is true that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) will no longer report the deaths of former detainees that occur shortly after they leave custody. Specifically, the agency rescinded a 2021 policy requiring the reporting of deaths happening within 30 days of release.Policy Change DetailsThe Memo: Acting ICE Director David Venturella issued an internal memo in June 2026 ending the post-release death reporting requirement.Previous Rule: Adopted in 2021 during the Biden administration, it mandated tracking and reporting fatalities occurring up to 30 days post-release to prevent avoiding accountability by releasing sick individuals.Current Rule: ICE is only responsible for monitoring and reporting deaths that happen while an individual is physically inside active agency custody.Arguments and ReactionsGovernment Stance: The Department of Homeland Security defended the change as "common sense," stating the agency is not responsible for individuals after they leave custody.Criticism: Health experts and state officials argue the rule change obscures transparency, noting that fatal medical issues often manifest shortly after release due to conditions or missed care during confinement.Would you like to know more about the number of deaths reported under the prior policy or the reactions from lawmakers and states?