Prisciliano Trejo, a Mexican national, died after being transferred to his family in Georgia in a comatose state following over a month in Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) custody. The circumstances surrounding his death have prompted concerns and accusations from his family regarding potential medical neglect during his detention. Trejo was hospitalized prior to his release, however the specific details of his condition and treatment while in ICE custody remain under scrutiny. His family is seeking answers about the events leading to his deteriorating health and ultimate passing. The case highlights ongoing criticisms of ICE’s detention conditions and medical care provided to detainees. Further investigation is needed to determine the full sequence of events and whether appropriate medical attention was provided. The family is grieving and demanding accountability for what they believe was preventable.