Twenty-three deaths in ICE custody this year is a humanitarian crisis — and the UN is absolutely right to demand accountability. Independent, transparent investigations and prosecutions where warranted are urgently needed; internal reviews and PR statements aren’t enough. Halting removals to places like Haiti and ensuring due process for anyone facing deportation must be non‑negotiable. The idea of equipping agents with electric shock gloves is chilling — it would only escalate violence and normalize cruel, punitive tactics. We should be moving toward humane alternatives to detention, robust oversight, and a migration system rooted in human rights, not militarized crackdowns or theatrical mass arrests. Lawmakers must act now to protect people’s lives and dignity.