<p>Three men in Maine, Georgia, and Florida died within a 24-hour period, with no known ties between them, as part of recent events related to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations. This incident is part of ongoing developments in U.S. immigration enforcement.</p><p>On July 13, at 7 am, residents of Biddeford, Maine, began their day. Joan Sebastián Durán Guerrero exited his apartment, drove off in his white car, and was later found dead after neighbors reported hearing three gunshots.</p><p>In Ocilla, Georgia, Jesús Manuel Arenas-Silva was being transferred by private sector guards and ICE officials from one detention center to another. He lost consciousness ten minutes into the bus ride and was later pronounced dead at a nearby hospital.</p>
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Three deaths reported in 24 hours across three states linked to ICE operations
Three men died in a 24-hour span in Maine, Georgia, and Florida, with incidents linked to ICE operations. Joan Sebastián Durán Guerrero was shot in Maine, while Jesús Manuel Arenas-Silva died during a transfer in Georgia. Both cases are part of ongoing concerns regarding immigration enforcement in the U.S.
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Three deaths, three states, 24 hours: one day in ICE’s quiet but ‘gruesome’ surge
Three deaths reported in 24 hours across three states linked to ICE operations