trump ICE Detentions Resource Document
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Geraldo Lunas Campos, 55, a Cuban immigrant, died of homicide, according to a recent autopsy report, father of four, at the ICE facility Camp East Montana in El Paso, Texas, 1/3/26.
Luis Gustavo Núñez Cáceres, 42, immigrant from Honduras, died in ICE custody at HCA Houston Healthcare, due to chronic, heart-related health issues, in Conroe, Texas, 1/5/26.
Luis Beltrán Yáñez–Cruz, 68, a Honduran immigrant, father of three, died at the John F Kennedy memorial hospital in Indio, California, from heart-related issues, 1/6/26.
Renée Nicole Good, 37, was fatally shot by a federal agent in her car in Minneapolis, 1/7/26.
Parady La, 46, Cambodian immigrant, living in Pennsylvania, died while in ICE custody at the Thomas Jefferson University hospital in Philadelphia, 1/9/26.
Víctor Manuel Díaz, 36, Nicaraguan immigrant, died at Camp East Montana in El Paso, Texas, on 1/14/26.
Heber Sánchez Domínguez, 34, was found hanging by the neck and unresponsive, died at the Robert A Deyton detention center in Lovejoy, Georgia, 1/14/26. His death is under investigation
Alex Pretti, 37, ICU nurse for a veterans affairs hospital, trying to help a woman who had been pushed to the ground by ICE agents when he was tackled, beaten, restrained and shot to death, Minneapolis, 1/24/26.
Lorth Sim, 59, from Cambodia, lawful permanent resident in 1986, had 3 charges against him (in 1989, 1996, & 2005), minor enough that his sentences were suspended, Sim received probation and no prison time, but an immigration judge ordered his removal back to Cambodia in 2006. He was turning himself in, in Boston, when he was detained, sent to Miami, where he was found unresponsive in his cell, and died on 2/16/26. His death is under investigation.
Jairo Garcia-Hernandez, 27, from Guatemala, collapsed unexpectedly and became unresponsive. Died in ICE custody at Larkin Community Hospital in Miami, 2/16/26. His cause of death is under investigation.
Nurul Amin Shah Alam, 56, a Blind, seriously ill Rohingya refugee from Burma, was found dead in Buffalo, 2/24/26 — five days after Border Patrol dropped him off at a closed coffee shop, five miles from his home, without notifying his family, who had moved.
Alberto Gutiérrez Reyes, 48, from Mexico, died at a medical center in Victorville, CA, 2/27/26, just two days after the 48-year-old reported “feeling faint” and was transferred to the medical center. Los Angeles city council member Eunisses Hernandez said Gutiérrez Reyes was “denied medical care”.
Pejman Karshenas Najafabadi, 59, Iranian man who had lived in the U.S. since 1991 as a Lawful Permanent Resident, died while in ICE custody, 3/1/26. 3 health screenings indicated he had chronic heart and blood ailments, spent a year in custody in Louisiana, and died at Merit Health Hospital in Natchez, Mississippi, following cardiac arrest. He was at the hospital since February 20.
Emanuel Cleeford Damas, 56, from Haiti, died on 3/2/26, at Scottsdale Osborn Medical Center in Arizona, after nearly six months in custody. ICE said that doctors who treated him there ruled the preliminary cause of death as unknown, and that physicians days prior had said a likely diagnosis for his serious condition could be septic shock due to pneumonia. But his family told the Haitian Times that he died from a tooth infection that doctors treated too late.
Royer Perez-Jimenez, 19, died while in ICE custody, on 3/16/26, at the Glades County Detention Center in Moore Haven, FL. According to the ICE press release, Perez-Jimenez, “died of presumed suicide; however, the official cause of his death remains under investigation”. During his medical intake, the agency said he said “no” to all suicide screening questions and denied behavioral issues and concerns.
Mohammad Nazeer Paktiawal, 41, who previously aided the U.S. military in Afghanistan, died on 3/14/26, at Parkland Hospital, less than 24 hours after being detained in Texas. From Afghan Evac, “Paktyawal was a husband and father of six who worked alongside U.S. Army Special Forces, including 3rd Battalion, 3rd Special Forces Group (Airborne), in Paktika province beginning in 2005. After the fall of Afghanistan, he and his family were evacuated by the United States on August 30, 2021. He had been living in Richardson, Texas, working and supporting his family while his asylum case remained pending. According to family members, he was detained by federal agents on the morning of March 13 while leaving to drop his children off at school. Later that night he told relatives from ICE custody that he was not feeling well. Less than 24 hours after being taken into custody, his family was informed that he had died.” Described by ICE as a “criminal illegal alien”, the agency also said, “His passing is currently under active investigation.”
Genry Ruiz Guillén, 29, of Honduras, died in a hospital in Hialeah, Florida, 1/23/25.
Serawit Gezahegn Dejene, 45, of Ethiopia, died at a hospital in Phoenix, Arizona, 1/29/25.
Maksym Chernyak, 44, a Ukrainian citizen, died of an apparent stroke at a hospital in Miami, 2/20/25.
Juan Alexis Tineo-Martinez, 44, of the Dominican Republic, died at the Centro Medico hospital in San Juan, Puerto Rico, 2/23/25.
Brayan Garzón-Rayo, 27, of Colombia, died at the Phelps county jail in Rolla, Missouri, 4/8/25.
Nhon Ngoc Nguyen, 55, died at a hospital in El Paso, Texas, 4/16/25.
Marie Ange Blaise, 44,of Haiti, died at the Broward transitional center in Pompano Beach, Florida, 2/25/25.
Abelardo Avellaneda Delgado, 68, died while in transit from a local jail to a federal detention center, the first detainee to die in this manner in at least a decade, 5/5/25.
Jesus Molina-Veya, 45, citizen of Mexico, died at the Stewart detention center in Lumpkin, Georgia, 6/7/25.
Johnny Noviello, 49, was found unresponsive at the Bureau of Prisons’ federal detention center in Miami, 6/23/25.
Isidro Pérez, 75, of Cuba died at a Florida hospital of undetermined causes, 6/26/25.
Tien Xuan Phan, 55, died at the Methodist hospital north-east in Live Oak, Texas, 7/19/25.
Chaofeng Ge, 32, of China, died four days after entering ICE custody in Pennsylvania, 8/5/25.
Lorenzo Antonio Batrez Vargas, 32, died after he was detained at the Central Arizona Florence correctional complex, 8/31/25.
Silverio Villegas González, 38, from Mexico, no criminal record, father of 2 sons, had lived in Chicago for 20 years, and was killed there on 9/7/25.
Oscar Rascon Duarte, 58, of Mexico, died at a long-term medical facility while in ICE custody, 9/8/25.
Santos Banegas Reyes, 42, of Honduras, died at the Nassau county correctional center in New York, 9/8/25.
Ismael Ayala-Uribe, 39, died after falling ill at the Adelanto detention center in California, 9/22/25.
Norlan Guzman-Fuentes, 37, of El Salvador, was killed when a gunman opened fire at the ICE field office where he was being held, 9/24/25.
Miguel Ángel García Medina, 31, of Mexico, was killed outside an ICE field office in Dallas, 9/29/25.
Huabing Xie, 51, of China, died at El Centro regional medical center in Calexico, California, 9/29/25.
Leo Cruz-Silva, 34, from Mexico, died while detained by ICE at the Ste Genevieve county jail in Missouri, 10/4/25.
Hasan Ali Moh’D Saleh, 67, died after being detained at the Krome detention center in south-west Miami-Dade county, 10/11/25.
Josué Castro Rivera, 25, from Honduras, was killed while trying to flee ICE agents in Virginia, 10/23/25.
Gabriel Garcia Aviles, 54, from Mexico who had been living in the US for 30 years, died about a week after being detained by immigration agents, 10/23/25.
Kai Yin Wong, 63, of China, died at a hospital in San Antonio, Texas, 10/25/25.
Francisco Gaspar-Andrés, 48, from Guatemala, died at an El Paso hospital due to suspected kidney and liver failure, according to ICE, 12/3/25.
Pete Sumalo Montejo, 72, died at the Valley Baptist medical center in Harlingen, 12/5/25.
Shiraz Fatehali Sachwani, 48, of Pakistan, died at a hospital in Fort Worth, Texas, 12/6/25.
Isaias Sanchez Barboza, 31, Rio Grande City, Texas, 12/11/25. When this list was first compiled, Sanchez Barboza was listed as a “31 year-old Mexican male.”
Jean Wilson Brutus, 41, from Haiti, died at the Delaney Hall detention facility in Newark, New Jersey, one day after he was taken into custody, 12/12/25.
Fouad Saeed Abdulkadir, 46, of Eritrea died of “medical distress”, according to the agency, 12/14/25.
Delvin Francisco Rodriguez, 39, of Nicaragua died after months of detention at the Adams county correctional center in New Orleans, 12/14/25.
Nenko Stanev Gantchev, 56, was born in Bulgaria and died at the North Lake processing center in Baldwin, Michigan, 12/15/25.
Keith Porter, 43, African American father of two, killed by an off duty ICE agent, Los Angeles, 12/31/25.
*(2 other individuals were shot and killed by Customs & Border Patrol (CBP) agents and/or local law enforcement in 2025: German national Ophelia Baukholt, the shooting of which is believed to be connected to the Zizians cult , with an ongoing investigation where several people have been arrested since. And Ryan Louis Mosqueda, 27, who opened fire on the CBP facility near McAllen International Airport, hitting two officers and an employee, on 7/7/25.)
THIS RESOURCE DOCUMENT, here, is an attempt to provide resources, as well as compile individual stories so that we humanize the victims of these illegal and terrorizing abductions of US residents. In many cases, the charges brought forth to detain people have not been clearly listed in detail. A warrant is generally required to have a detailed list of the alleged criminal offense(s) or charges. It must state the crime the person is accused of, be signed by a judge, identify the suspect, and outline the probable cause for the arrest. But if agents do not produce a warrant in the first place, that’s yet another avenue where a person’s rights are being violated. And, as we know, and as should be repeated in discussions with others, being undocumented is not a violent crime, or even a federal offense — it is a civil offense. There are also many reports of abhorrent conditions in detainment, including little or no access to medical treatment. In the listings above, you will find several individuals who were “found unresponsive”, died in hospital, or died because of no access to medications or treatment they were prescribed before being detained. The trump administration, the Department of Homeland Security, who directs ICE, and the Department of Justice are responsible for what can only be called arbitrary detention (violating the right to liberty), violating the 4th amendment (unreasonable seizure), violating the international Convention Against Torture (inhumane conditions, lack of basic needs), crimes against humanity, and murder — for all of which should be independently investigated, follow rule of law, with all those responsible for these crimes to be held accountable — no matter how long it takes.
