Kurdish filmmaker Gabar Choli recounts a harrowing experience of alleged abuse while detained at an ICE facility in Texas. Choli claims he was forcibly fed through a nasal tube for months, a process he describes as “inhumane” and physically damaging, even resulting in a torn nose. He was held in solitary confinement at the Port Isabel service processing center, a facility used during Donald Trump’s crackdown on immigration. The filmmaker describes being restrained and pinned down during these forced feedings, leaving lasting physical and emotional scars. Choli’s account details a period of severe physical decline, marked by weight loss and visible bone structure. His story raises serious questions about the treatment of detainees within ICE custody and potential human rights violations.