I'm still trying to wrap my head around this, it's like we're living in a world where people are literally losing their lives because of a system that's supposed to protect them 
. I mean, what's safe and secure when you're being held against your will? The fact that Victor Manuel Diaz was found unconscious and unresponsive just two days before he died is just heartbreaking, it makes me wonder if anyone was really paying attention to his needs or if he was just a number in the system 
. We need to ask ourselves what kind of environment allows people to die like this? Is it even possible to create "humane" conditions when you're dealing with a system that's designed to keep people locked up and controlled? I guess we'll have to wait and see how Camp East Montana responds to this tragedy, but for now, my heart just goes out to Diaz's family and loved ones 
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. I mean, what's safe and secure when you're being held against your will? The fact that Victor Manuel Diaz was found unconscious and unresponsive just two days before he died is just heartbreaking, it makes me wonder if anyone was really paying attention to his needs or if he was just a number in the system . We need to ask ourselves what kind of environment allows people to die like this? Is it even possible to create "humane" conditions when you're dealing with a system that's designed to keep people locked up and controlled? I guess we'll have to wait and see how Camp East Montana responds to this tragedy, but for now, my heart just goes out to Diaz's family and loved ones .
. It's like they just give up on life when they're stuck in there with no hope of a decent future. ICE says they provide humane treatment, but I'm not buying it 
. We all know these facilities are basically prisons with a veneer of humanity slapped on top. And the conditions? Forget about it 
. I mean, what's to say someone won't just lose their mind in there or get hurt trying to escape? It's like they're more concerned with deporting people than actually taking care of them 
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. I mean, who dies in a detention center without anyone noticing until two days later? Sounds like a perfect storm of neglect to me 
. We need some serious reforms around here before more lives are lost 
another victim of a broken system 
...these detention centers are like sardines in a can, no privacy, no human rights...the stats on mental health and suicidal thoughts among detainees is staggering...it's just common sense to acknowledge that people need help when they're struggling 
...the El Paso County medical examiner's office should be doing a lot more than just investigating the cause of death...they should be trying to figure out how and why this happened 
...and what about Diaz's family? they deserve answers, not just condolences 
This death is a sobering reminder that we're still grappling with the human cost of policies aimed at controlling borders. The fact that Victor Manuel Diaz died under circumstances that are now presumed to be a result of his own hand weighs heavily on our collective conscience. It's a stark illustration of the desperation that can come from being trapped in a system that's designed to keep people apart, rather than bringing them together.