José Guadalupe Ramos, a Mexican national, dies in ICE detention in LA

José Guadalupe Ramos, a Mexican national, died in ICE custody at the Adelanto detention center near Los Angeles on March 25th. Security staff found Ramos unconscious and unresponsive in his bunk. They performed CPR and emergency services transported him to Victory Valley Global medical center in Victorville, where he was pronounced dead. Ramos's death marks at least the 14th death in ICE custody since the beginning of the year. The cause of death has not been released.

Jose Guadalupe Ramos-Solano, a Mexican immigrant detained by ICE in California, was found unresponsive and later died in a hospital, prompting concern from Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum. Ramos-Solano, who had pre-existing conditions like diabetes and hypertension, is one of approximately 14 detainees to die in ICE custody this year. Mexican officials plan to protest the death, citing concerns about the rising death toll of immigrants in US immigration facilities. Rights advocates have questioned the adequacy of medical care provided at these facilities, especially given the increase in deaths since 2016. ICE maintains that Ramos-Solano received consistent medical care while detained.