A 20-year-old Haitian immigrant and college student has died in an apparent suicide. He was a freshman at Wright State University and had been issued an ankle monitor by Immigration and Customs Enforcement in late July. His family says the device had a significant impact on his life, causing him to feel humiliated and leading to depression. The monitor allegedly prevented him from playing soccer and getting a new uniform for his ROTC program, and he was also bullied by classmates.

Further details about the student's life and circumstances are available from the source. The student had been excited about his future, planning to study neuroscience, and was involved in activities such as soccer and JROTC during his high school years.