Costa Rican Man Dies in ICE Custody Amid Allegations of Medical Neglect
Carlos Josue Marchena Marchena, a 36-year-old Costa Rican man, died in ICE custody after reportedly missing insulin shots and meals for his diabetes. His death marks the third such incident at a Louisiana facility in six months, raising concerns over the treatment of detainees.
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Costa Rican Man Dies in ICE Custody Amid Allegations of Medical Neglect
Costa Rican Man Dies in ICE Custody Amid Allegations of Neglected Diabetes Care
Costa Rican man complained of lack of care for diabetes before his death in ICE custody, family says
Costa Rican man complained of lack of care for diabetes before his death in ICE custody, family says
Costa Rican man complained of lack of care for diabetes before his death in ICE custody, family says
Costa Rican man complained of lack of care for diabetes before his death in ICE custody, family says
Costa Rican Detainee Dies in ICE Custody Amid Health Concerns
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- T2Boston Herald
- T3Richmond Register (Madison County)
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