López-Cornejo’s attorney Ingrid Echeverria filed a habeas petition on July 24, referencing the various medications he was taking for epilepsy and blood pressure as justifications to have him released and prevent his transfer to another facility.
López-Cornejo died just over a week later, the 22nd person to die in ICE custody this year—and the second to die in Delaney Hall.
And while ICE insists that the facility meets condition requirements,
NOW: Anti-ICE protesters shake gates and Confront ICE and GEO workers outside of Delaney Hall Detention Center after a detainee death inside.A vigil was set tonight outside Newark's Delaney Hall after Edwin Lopez-Cornejo, 41, became the second detainee to die in ICE custody… pic.twitter.com/MyTFqIByI9
— Oliya Scootercaster ? (@ScooterCasterNY) August 4, 2026Private companies like GEO Group are getting paid to keep people detained. Giving people proper medical care costs them money; neglect doesn't. Medical abuse is now a business model, and ICE is encouraging it.Edwin Jovanny López Cornejo should still be alive today. pic.twitter.com/jxIQE7WbWY
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