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U.S. deportations jumped sharply in FY2024 to 271,484 removals, the highest single-year ICE total in nearly a decade and a 90.4% increase over FY2023 . Partial 2024 and 2025 tallies and multiple agenc...
There is no single, authoritative figure in the supplied sources that gives a neat, recent percentage of households on “welfare” broken out exactly as White, Somali, Black, and Latino. Available repor...
State-level tallies from multiple 2024–2025 aggregators identify New York, California, Illinois and New Jersey as the states with the largest Muslim populations by raw numbers; WorldPopulationReview a...
Available federal reports do not give a single, contemporary percentage labeled “percentage of homicide offenders who are Black” in one neat headline figure; instead, recent Bureau of Justice Statisti...
Available reporting shows roughly 1.1 million deportations (removals and returns) from the start of FY2021 through February 2024 under the Biden administration, and individual-year counts rising from ...
Recent sources show large, persistent racial gaps in U.S. homicide victimization: multiple compilations and analyses report Black Americans experiencing homicide victimization rates many times higher ...
Recent 2024–mid‑2025 reporting and compilations consistently place Memphis, St. Louis, Detroit, Baltimore and New Orleans among U.S. cities with the highest violent‑crime or homicide rates per capita ...
Comparing gun-violence deaths to abortion counts requires care: recent, high-quality reporting places in the tens of thousands annually (including suicides and homicides), while the sources here do no...
A precise, year-by-year tally of people “deported” during the Biden administration (calendar years 2021–2025) cannot be produced from the documents provided because sources mix fiscal-year totals, par...
The FBI’s official public portal for arrest and crime data is the Crime Data Explorer (CDE) and the UCR/NIBRS collections; these are the primary places to get “official” counts and breakdowns of arres...
Estimates in recent reporting converge around "about 10 million people" experiencing domestic violence in the U.S. each year, with several sources breaking that down to roughly 2.7 million men and 7.4...
Available reporting shows Baltimore’s 2025 homicide rate remains far above national averages in most datasets cited, with city-level mid‑year rates reported between roughly 11.8 per 100,000 for a six‑...
Available reporting shows that the racial composition of known homicide offenders in 2015 differed from later years: FBI Expanded Homicide data for 2015 reported that when offender race was known, 53....