Resolution Criteria

This prediction resolves TRUE if a federal court issues findings of fact meeting ALL criteria:

1. Federal Court: US District Court, Circuit Court of Appeals, or Supreme Court
2. Official Finding: Published ruling, order, or judgment with findings of fact (not just allegations or motions)
3. Unlawful Deaths: Court explicitly finds that unlawful killings or deaths occurred due to negligence/misconduct
4. ICE Facilities: Deaths occurred at ICE-operated or ICE-contracted detention facilities
5. Timeline: Deaths occurred between January 1, 2025 and December 31, 2027
6. Public Record: Court documents available through PACER, court websites, or legal databases

Qualifying Findings:

• Medical negligence resulting in preventable deaths
• Use of excessive force leading to death
• Failure to provide adequate care, safety, or supervision
• Deliberate indifference to serious medical needs
• Unsafe conditions leading to fatalities

Documentation Requirements:

• Court must make factual findings, not just legal conclusions
• Specific facility and incident details in court record
• Clear causal connection between ICE custody and unlawful death

Evidence and Reasoning

Historical Pattern:

• 40+ deaths in ICE custody reported between 2017-2020
• Previous court findings of inadequate medical care in ICE facilities
• Pattern of delayed or denied medical treatment documented by advocates
• Multiple ongoing lawsuits challenging ICE detention conditions

Systemic Issues:

• Private contractor facilities with profit incentives to minimize costs
• Inadequate medical staffing at many ICE facilities
• Limited oversight and transparency in detention operations
• Vulnerable population with existing health conditions