ICE Force-Fed Hunger Strikers: 10 Detainees Reported Under

The U.S. immigration agency, called ICE, has been accused of force-feeding people who were refusing to eat while they were in jail.

A news investigation said that at least ten people were force-fed between 2025 and 2026.

Three of those people were definitely force-fed, and two others probably were.

Five more people stopped their hunger strikes before the force-feeding was supposed to start.

ICE said it needed a court order to do these medical procedures.

The Guardian, a newspaper, reported on the investigation.

The story shows how the government may treat people who protest by not eating.

It raises questions about the rights of detainees and the rules for medical care.

The case is still being looked into by the courts.