28岁的墨西哥籍游客胡安·海罗·科罗尼亚·杜兰7月14日在佛罗里达州圣奥古斯丁与美国移民及海关执法局(ICE)人员遭遇后逃离，随后被半挂卡车撞击身亡 [1][2]。
科罗尼亚·杜兰持有效美国旅游签证入境 [1][2]。他来自墨西哥圭亚纳华托州圣路易斯·德拉帕兹，三周前抵达美国，在佛罗里达州仅停留两天 [2]。他当时在美国度假探亲，而非工作 [1]。他的妻子叶兹卡·阿拉米亚表示，"他是以游客身份来的，不是来工作的" [1]。古瓦纳华托州副秘书桑塔纳·格拉证实，"他只在美国停留很短时间，持有旅游签证" [1]。
死者生前有两个孩子，分别为7岁和7个月大 [1][2]。农业倡导组织负责人杰弗斯表示，死者妻子称"他很害怕，所以他逃跑了" [1]。
这起事件是不到一周内发生的多起ICE相关死亡事件之一 [1][2]。一周内共发生四起此类死亡，其中包括德州和缅因州被ICE开枪击杀的2人，以及格鲁吉亚拘留转运中死亡的1人 [2]。这是自特朗普去年启动大规模遣返行动以来第10起涉及ICE执法人员遭遇的死亡事件 [1]。墨西哥政府要求美国州检察长审查ICE关押期间或突袭中移民的死亡情况 [1]。
A 28-year-old Mexican man was struck and killed by a semi-truck on July 14 after fleeing from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials in St. Augustine, Florida [1][2]. Juan Jairo Coronilla Durán, from San Luis de la Paz in Guanajuato state, had arrived in the United States three weeks prior and was spending just two days in Florida on vacation with a valid tourist visa [1][2].
Durán was not in the country to work but to visit family [1]. He left behind two children: a 7-year-old son and a 7-month-old daughter [1][2]. His wife, Yezca Aramia, stated that "he came as a tourist, not to work" [1]. According to agricultural advocacy officials, Aramia reported that her husband fled out of fear [1].
Guanajuato state deputy secretary Santana Grajales confirmed that Durán "only stayed a short time in the United States and held a tourist visa" [1].
The death represents one of several fatal incidents involving ICE enforcement in recent days. It marks the fourth ICE-related death within a week, joining incidents in Texas, Maine, and Georgia [2]. According to officials, this is the tenth death connected to ICE encounters since former President Trump launched a large-scale deportation initiative last year [1].
The Mexican government has called on the U.S. state attorney to review deaths of immigrants occurring during ICE detention or raids [1].