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Three men died in immigration detention within a single 24-hour period in Maine, Georgia and Florida, according to reporting by The Guardian. The men had no connections to one another but all became casualties amid the Trump administration's intensified anti-immigration campaign. The deaths are described as part of a 'gruesome' and largely unremarked surge in fatalities linked to ICE detention operations.

Three people died in immigration custody in three different US states within a single 24-hour period, according to The Guardian's reporting on what it calls ICE's 'gruesome' surge of detentions. The clustered deaths are drawing scrutiny of conditions in detention facilities as the agency expands arrests and holds record numbers of people in custody. Critics say the deaths point to systemic failures in medical care and oversight, while the scale of the enforcement push keeps immigration at the center of US political debate.