HUMSI — Human Security Initiative

Human Impact Project

A living database documenting reported immigration enforcement incidents and their human impact.

Medical requests ignoredKrome North Service Processing Center

People whose medical requests were ignored at Krome North Service Processing Center

At Krome North Service Processing Center in Miami, detained people and their families describe medical requests going unanswered: denied insulin, inhalers, and pain medication, delayed responses to chest pain and stroke symptoms, and women housed without adequate care. Reported outcomes include hospitalizations and deaths following these delays. Stories were first documented in January 2025, became recurring by February 2025, which was also the peak month, and now make up a smaller share of recent reported cases than at that peak.

First documented Jan 2025, recurring since Feb 2025. A smaller share of recent stories than at its peak.

Share of each month's well-documented stories, Jan 2025 to Oct 2026. Volume is not shown: coverage grew over the record, shares did not have to.

12 stories in 1 state. What accompanies this practice →

“Están tratando de matarnos prácticamente con lo que son las comidas. Aparte, el sitio no está en condiciones médicas, hay gente enfermándose; hay una gripe que no se va porque estamos en hacinamiento, 76 personas en una sola celda”

— Adonys Francisco Mata Martínez (AdonysX). Venezuelan rapper with TPS, detained by ICE and held in a Louisiana facility, described overcrowding and illness there. read the story →

Florida

Location not tied to one state