Bel's family stated that he committed suicide due to the humiliation of wearing an ankle monitor imposed by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). ^[1] Pierre Damas Bel, a 20-year-old Haitian student, died after being struck by a truck while entering a highway in Springfield, Ohio, on a Monday. ^[2] The Trump administration is currently analyzing a new strategy to recover unpaid immigration fines from foreigners who have left the United States. ^[3] Bel had arrived in the United States in 2024 through the CBP One app and previously held Temporary Protected Status (TPS), which was recently eliminated by the Trump administration. ^[4] Bel's father, Pierres Ronal Bel, told the Miami Herald that his son felt treated like an animal after the device was placed on his ankle. ^[5] Bel arrived in the United States in 2024 through the CBP One app, a program of the Biden administration that allowed migrants to request asylum appointments. ^[6] According to information disseminated, as of July, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) had accumulated more than US$84 billion in fines against immigrants accused of not leaving the United States. ^[7] Initially, authorities plan to evaluate operations in Mexico, Honduras, and Guatemala, with the possibility of expanding the program to other countries later. ^[8] The proposed measure would allow the government to track individuals who have departed the US but still possess outstanding debts with immigration authorities. ^[9]