No, they burn up. You can think of how much work goes into the heat shields on spacecraft that are supposed to survive reentry. Satellites have none of that.
>>oconno+(OP)
I also think a screw at terminal velocity might not be particularly dangerous, similar to the popular "will a penny dropped off the empire skyscraper kill you?" question.
...which I suppose is closely related. The deorbiting satellite burns up because all that potential energy goes into heat because of the ~friction~ [edit: compression, thanks for the correction] that limits it to that low terminal velocity.
>>oconno+(OP)
Starlinks are actually built so that nothing sizeable remains at all after reentry. This even delayed the laser coms a bit, as the original laser mirrors were too sturdy & so pieces of them could theoretically make it through.