Emiliano Andrade-Covarrubias, 56, was a lawful permanent U.S. resident who had lived in Dallas for decades. He raised three children who were born here and made his living painting apartments and townhomes. He had diabetes, high blood pressure and a heart condition. When ICE detained him, he had his own medication with him. According to his daughter, staff refused to give it to him. She says his complaints of breathing difficulties and chest tightness were also ignored. On October 17, Emiliano died in ICE custody. ICE says he received proper medical care. The cause of death remains under investigation. He was the seventh person to die in ICE custody in Texas this year, and the 60th reported death during Trump’s second term. He was working and living with his conditions before ICE detained him. Now he’s dead in their custody. His family deserves answers. So do we all.