The smell of death surrounds Donald Trump's regime from Guatemala to Pittsburgh | Will Bunch

A report by Will Bunch links deaths in Guatemala and Pennsylvania to U.S. immigration enforcement since Donald Trump returned to the White House about 18 months ago. It cites more than 700,000 deportations as the backdrop. In Guatemala, police in Retalhuleu found Nixon Giovanni Pérez Paz, 43, and his wife, Glendy Marisol González de la Cruz, dead in a sugar cane field last month, after they were bound, gagged, and shot. The couple’s 14-month-old daughter was reportedly near her mother’s body. The piece says Pérez Paz had a paid $200 fine for driving without a license, then was deported by ICE after a traffic stop in April 2025. It also describes the death of Haitian asylum seeker Daphy Michel in a Pittsburgh bus stop custody incident, ruled a homicide by a medical examiner.