Salah Sarsour, the president of Wisconsin's largest mosque, has been detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) since April, facing severe health issues due to inadequate medical care for his Type 2 diabetes. His attorneys report that he has lost 30 pounds during his detention and that his blood sugar levels are not being monitored consistently, putting him at risk of serious health complications. Sarsour, a Palestinian-born legal permanent resident, is being held on what his lawyers describe as baseless claims of being a foreign policy threat, asserting that he was targeted for his outspoken criticism of Israel and a minor conviction in Israeli military courts. In addition to health concerns, Sarsour has faced difficulties practicing his faith, with jail guards denying him access to a Quran and suggesting he purchase BBQ pork rinds to stabilize his blood sugar, which contradicts his dietary restrictions. His legal team continues to advocate for his release while raising alarms about the treatment of detainees in ICE custody, where many have reported similar allegations of medical neglect.