Deaths in immigration custody
Three migrants from Guanajuato lost their lives during 2026 in incidents linked to the Immigration and Customs Enforcement Service (ICE) in the United States.
José Guadalupe Ramos Solano, 52, of Silao, died on March 25 at the Adelanto Processing Center, California, while in ICE custody. Alejandro Cabrera Clemente, 49, living in Valle de Santiago, was found dead on April 11 in a cell at the Louisiana Immigration Detention Center.
The case of Juan Jairo Coronilla Durán
Juan Jairo Coronilla Durán, 28 years old and father of two children, died on July 14, run over by ICE agents during an operation in San Agustín, northeast of Florida. He had entered the United States with a tourist visa three weeks earlier and had only been in Florida for two days.
His wife, Yessica Alamilla López, traveled to Orlando to arrange the repatriation of the body. His parents and two children remained in San Luis de la Paz.
The state government, through the Human Rights Secretariat, contacted the family and offered support. The Undersecretary of Attention to Migrants, Susana Guerra Vallejo, confirmed that funeral services, the transfer of the body and the widow’s plane ticket will be covered. However, Yessica Alamilla requested additional financial support for repatriation.
Representative Yesenia Rojas Cervantes, president of the Migrant Assistance Commission of the local Congress, urged the Government of Mexico to demand accountability for these deaths. He noted that President Donald Trump has toughened immigration policy.
“We cannot normalize the fact that our fellow citizens lose their lives in circumstances of abuse and persecution,” said the legislator.




