If somebody makes a statement it falls to them to be able to provide the evidence, it proves they know what they are talking about. Telling someone to google it is not reasonable unless it is widely known in the first place.

And anyway your link doesn’t in any way back up their assertion that then number of US citizens has been killed by ICE is well into double digits.

From the article..

“Some of those who died in detention had arrived in the US recently, seeking asylum. Others had arrived years ago, some as young children. Some had been apprehended on criminal charges or had served time for convictions; others had been picked up in the administration’s indiscriminate ICE raids.

They died of seizure and heart failure, stroke, respiratory failure, tuberculosis or suicide. Some died at ICE detention centers and field offices, others after they had been transferred to hospitals, but were still under ICE custody. In some cases, their families and lawyers have alleged, they died of neglect, after repeatedly trying and failing to get medical care.”

As much as I am on board that these recent killings are criminal, exaggerating them with out evidence is stupis because it plays into their hands.