ICE Detainee’s Family Says He Suffered Stroke In Custody; DHS Disputes Account

A Jamaican national, Donovan Alanzo Keane, was detained by ICE in Mt. Laurel, New Jersey after missing check-in appointments. His family says he suffered a panic attack, was taken to a hospital where he experienced a mild stroke and lost mobility, and later saw his condition worsen in ICE detention with alleged seizures, mistreatment, and poor communication. DHS disputes the family’s account, citing a psychiatric history and saying he was hospitalized in Colorado. The case underscores wider concerns about medical care and oversight in ICE facilities amid stepped-up enforcement and transfers.