Leqaa Kordia, a Palestinian activist, has publicly stated that she has experienced five seizures since her time in the custody of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). According to Kordia and her supporters, these medical episodes began while she was detained and have persisted following her release.

Kordia’s case has become a focal point for advocacy groups who argue that the medical treatment available to detainees in immigration facilities is inadequate. While Kordia attributes her health decline to her experiences during detention, the report highlights a broader debate regarding the responsibility of federal agencies to provide consistent and specialized healthcare to those in their custody.

There is currently no public statement from ICE addressing the specific medical claims made by Kordia. The situation underscores the ongoing tension between immigration enforcement policies and the health and safety of detainees, particularly those who are politically active. Advocates are calling for greater transparency and improved medical oversight within these facilities to prevent similar health crises in the future.