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ICE Death Sparks Investigation, University Faces Misconduct Crisis

12/19/2025

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Gantchev Death Investigation

Nenko Gantchev, a 56-year-old Bulgarian man, died in federal custody at the North Lake Processing Center in Michigan on December 18, 2025, prompting an investigation by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
Senator Gary Peters raised concerns about detainee treatment, linking Gantchev's death to a troubling trend in ICE facilities.
The University of Michigan is investigating its athletic department after firing football coach Sherrone Moore for an inappropriate relationship with a staff member.
Moore faces multiple charges, including felony home invasion, after allegedly threatening the woman involved.
Interim President Domenico Grasso reaffirmed the university's commitment to addressing misconduct and fostering a respectful culture.

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Bohne Sentenced for Abuse

Paige Bohne, a Michigan mother, was sentenced to 19 to 45 years for involvement in her 2-year-old daughter's death after pleading no contest to child abuse and assault.
In Rockland, Maine, two city councilors backing a ban on local cooperation with ICE reported threats after their vote.
The opposing councilor denied any connection to the threats.
One councilor described graphic threats, including harm to her and her son.

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Gantchev Death Investigation

Nenko Gantchev, a 56-year-old Bulgarian man, died in federal custody at the North Lake Processing Center in Michigan on December 18, 2025, prompting an investigation by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
Senator Gary Peters raised concerns about detainee treatment, linking Gantchev's death to a troubling trend in ICE facilities.
The University of Michigan is investigating its athletic department after firing football coach Sherrone Moore for an inappropriate relationship with a staff member.
Moore faces multiple charges, including felony home invasion, after allegedly threatening the woman involved.
Interim President Domenico Grasso reaffirmed the university's commitment to addressing misconduct and fostering a respectful culture.

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