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ICE agents do not have a general statutory power to make traffic stops for routine vehicle or moving violations; they may stop or detain people only when they have the requisite federal grounds—such a...
Available reporting does not show any verified, new deaths of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents caused by civilians or undocumented immigrants in the past 12 months, while the year...
There is no single, authoritative percentage of “false arrests” by ICE in the available reporting; independent trackers show large shares of people arrested or detained have no criminal conviction (fo...
Reporting on immigration agents during the ’s 2025–2026 enforcement surge is inconsistent but converges on a stark picture: multiple shootings by and other officers were documented (16 to at least 28 ...
ICE and DHS data and multiple news analyses show the Trump administration dramatically increased arrests, detentions and removals overall but a large share of those detained had no criminal conviction...
Reports, watchdog filings and local coverage identify a series of high-profile awards in 2024–2026 that were issued without full competitive procurements — notably a roughly $29.9 million no‑bid task ...
Reliable public counts of children held in family detention facilities since 2018 do not exist as a neat year-by-year series; available data must be stitched together from /ORR custody numbers, / dete...
The sources supplied do not contain a consolidated, source-verified tally of involving or agents for the period 2010–2016, so a precise count cannot be produced from this reporting alone . Investigati...
Yes — a state prosecution of ICE agent Jonathan Ross is legally possible, but it faces substantial evidentiary, procedural and political obstacles that make it uncertain whether Minnesota prosecutors ...
Public reporting and independent trackers document a by U.S. immigration agents in 2025, but there is no single authoritative, year-by-year public tally for 2015–2025 that can be reconstructed from th...
Fact-checkers seeking to debunk claims that “large numbers” of people are killed yearly by undocumented immigrants rely on a set of empirical, source‑checking and contextual methodologies: they search...
A set of widely reported, recorded remarks by — spanning his 2015 campaign launch, television interviews, campaign press statements, rallies and addresses — contain repeated characterizations of Mexic...
FOIA-released ICE datasets compiled and published by the Deportation Data Project show that a substantial and growing share of people deported or detained between 2019 and mid‑October 2025 had no crim...
News outlets and independent trackers distinguish shootings by ICE, U.S. Border Patrol (part of CBP), and other federal agents primarily by agency attribution, geographic role (interior versus border/...
ICE conducts interior enforcement operations to identify, arrest and remove noncitizens whom the agency believes are unlawfully present or pose public-safety risks, but expanded directives, poor data ...
Media coverage shapes public perception of ICE arrests by selecting which facts and images reach audiences: national analyses show large shares of people arrested had no criminal records — nearly 75,0...
Several of President Trump’s 2025 pardons have already prompted legal fights, court filings and public investigations — including challenges that argue sweeping language could bar prosecutions for 202...
Available reporting and public data in the provided sources do not give a definitive count of how many minors ICE "deported through a border state to Juárez" in 2025; ICE’s public enforcement statisti...