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six people died in california ice detention centers as trump deportations soared
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- Six people died in California immigration detention centers over the past year, highest since inspections began seven years ago.
- Detainee population in California rose 150% from 2,300 in 2023 to 6,028 in 2026.
- Four deaths at Adelanto ICE Processing Center, two at Imperial Regional Detention Facility.
- 18 deaths reported in U.S. detention facilities this year.
- Report cites inadequate medical care amid Trump administration deportation surge.
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