The United Nations has called on the US to stop deporting immigrants to countries where they may face danger. This appeal follows concerns regarding plans to equip US immigration agents with gloves capable of administering electric shocks. So far in 2026, 23 migrants have died while in the custody of the US government, raising serious questions about treatment and conditions. The UN High Commissioner questioned the appropriateness of such measures and the potential for abuse. The organization emphasizes the need to prioritize the safety and human rights of migrants. This situation highlights ongoing debates about US immigration policies and international obligations regarding refugee protection and humane treatment. Further investigation is required to determine the full extent of the issues within US immigration detention centers.