healthy environment. (9) A June 2018 report by the DHS OIG titled, ICE’s Inspections and Monitoring of Detention Facilities Do Not Lead to Sustained Compliance or Systemic Improvements found that neither the inspections nor the onsite monitoring ensure consistent compliance with detention standards, nor do they promote comprehensive deficiency corrections and that ICE does not adequately follow up on identified deficiencies or consistently hold facilities accountable for correcting them, which further diminishes the usefulness of inspections . (10) According to an independent analysis by medical experts, more than half of the detainee death reviews published by ICE from December 2015 to April 2017 show that inadequate medical care contributed or led to the person’s death in ICE detention. (11) Sexual and physical abuse is rampant in ICE custody. Independent analysis of 1,224 complaints of sexual and physical abuse in ICE custody filed between 2010 and September 2017 found that over half reported an officer or private detention contractor as the perpetrator of alleged abuses and that the Office of Inspector General investigated only 30 of these complaints. Data on sexual assault in ICE detention found that LGBT people were 97 times more likely to be sexually victimized than the general population. (12) ICE has taken measures to destroy records of immigrant abuse in its custody. In July 2017, ICE requested that the National Archives and Records Administration approve its timetable for destroying records related to sexual assaults, solitary confinement and deaths of people in its custody. (13) ICE subjects asylum seekers to cruel and inhumane conditions. In a November 2014 report, the United Nations Committee Against Torture expressed concern over United States practices of mandatory detention to automatically hold asylum seekers and other immigrants on arrival in prison-like detention facilities , and reports of substandard conditions of detention in immigration facilities and use of solitary confinement , as well