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salvadoran man says he suffered stroke while awaiting deportation to torture prison
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- Elenilson Armando Coto Delgado suffered a stroke in late April 2026 while in ICE custody.
- He has been in custody for over six years after seeking protection at the U.S.-Mexico border in 2019.
- The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals lifted a stay on his deportation in January 2026.
- His attorney is appealing the deportation decision, citing worsening conditions in El Salvador.
- The case highlights concerns about medical neglect and treatment of detainees in ICE facilities.