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Reuters is now reporting last week four. Four immigrants died in four days while being held in for-profit ICE detention centers run either by Geo Group or Core Civic, making 20, 25 ICE's deadliest year, going all the

way back to 2004 when the agency was established. So far, this month, seven people have died

in ICE custody-making December the deadliest month ever on record for ICE detention facilities.

At least 32 ICE detainees have died in custody this year.

Again, that's a record.

Four immigrants, one from Bulgaria, another from Eritrea, one from Nicaragua, and another

from Haiti, were either found dead in their jail cell or rushed to a hospital and then pronounced

dead. This was all over a four-day period last week. This, as ICE detention facilities are at record capacity in order

to meet Stephen Miller's demand to round up as many immigrants as possible, even if they're in

this country with documentation. That is the official order coming from Stephen Miller, who was running border policy through the White House.

He says, if someone is not a citizen, remove them.

Doesn't matter if they aren't wanted for any crime.

Doesn't matter if they have zero criminal record.

Doesn't matter that they're doing their immigration check-ins.

In fact, says Stephen Miller, grab them at their immigration check-in.

Miller says arrest them while they're waiting to see an immigration judge

or right after they went before an immigration judge.

Gene Wilson Brutus was held inside the for-profit Delaney Hall detention facility in Newark, New Jersey. He died last week after being rushed to

University Hospital. Delaney is run by the for-profit Geo Group, one of the largest donors last year to the Trump campaign.

Delaney Hall and Newark holds 1,000 inmates.

Geo Group is being paid $1 billion over a 15-year period to manage that facility.

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