A Salvadoran immigrant’s death in ICE custody has sparked protests demanding the closure of the Delaney Hall detention center in New Jersey. This latest fatality brings the total number of deaths linked to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention facilities to 54. Family and friends of the deceased are leading the demonstrations, citing concerns over conditions within the detention centers. Advocates are calling for increased accountability and transparency from ICE regarding detainee healthcare and oversight. The protests highlight growing criticism of ICE’s detention practices and their impact on vulnerable populations. This incident adds to ongoing scrutiny of the agency’s policies and the wellbeing of those held in its custody. The calls for closure reflect a broader movement challenging immigration detention overall.