A 31-year-old Haitian woman's death from hypothermia after being released from Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody has been classified as a homicide. The woman, who had been seeking asylum in the US after arriving at the southern border in 2022, died from exposure to cold temperatures. The ruling suggests that her death was not solely the result of natural causes, but rather involved some form of human agency or neglect. The classification of her death as a homicide underscores the potential risks and consequences associated with the treatment of asylum seekers in ICE custody.

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