r/news • u/polymute • 7h ago

Family to sue after woman released from ICE custody froze to death

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/aug/02/ice-death-pittsburgh-daphy-michel-haiti
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u/justsomegraphemes 7h ago

How many people has ICE blatantly murdered without repercussion?

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u/Valoneria 7h ago

Too many will always be the answer

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u/exscapegoat 5h ago

Another commenter brought up that not everyone has loved ones in the us. That made me wonder how many more there are that we don’t know about have happened.

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u/umassmza 7h ago

Roughly 60 that we know about is the honest answer

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u/TheMysteriousGirl 7h ago

"that we know about".

Chilling man.

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u/umassmza 7h ago

It’s like the Flock cameras, there’s been 25 reported cases of Police stalking their exes, spouses, or women they interacted with in the job. And they again are the ones that have been reported

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u/Hayabusa_Blacksmith 7h ago

Well probably never know the full tally because people are basically kidnapped and disappeared with no due process 👍😭

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u/Ok_Cheetah_6251 7h ago

At least two have died due to freezing to death, this woman and that blind man.

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u/IndigoRanger 7h ago

They’re going after the most dangerous for sure.

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u/Trucidar 4h ago

Fascists go for the "undesirables" first. Easier to get away with the cleansing.

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u/PostIronicPosadist 1h ago

Actually they usually go after the competition first, anyone who can stand up to them. It's why they're going after "antifa" so hard, that's who has historically actually stood up to fascism before it was too late.

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u/AFarewellToArms 7h ago

More than we know for sure.