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The Guardian reports that three men died in immigration detention within a single 24-hour period, in Maine, Georgia and Florida. The men had no connection to one another, but all became casualties amid the Trump administration's intensified anti-immigration campaign and a surge in ICE enforcement. The report describes the deaths as part of a 'gruesome' pattern that has largely unfolded quietly and away from public attention.

Three people died in US Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody across three different states within a single 24-hour period, according to reporting described as part of a 'gruesome' surge in deaths. The clustering of fatalities has drawn attention to conditions in detention facilities and to the broader escalation of immigration enforcement, with critics calling for scrutiny of medical care and oversight inside ICE detention.

Three people died in immigration detention within a single 24-hour span, in three different states, as US Immigration and Customs Enforcement carries out an expanded arrest and detention campaign described by critics as 'gruesome'. The deaths have drawn renewed scrutiny of conditions in detention facilities and the pace of the enforcement surge under the current administration.