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Donald J. Trump has been the subject of multiple criminal prosecutions beginning in 2023 and was convicted on 34 felony counts in New York in May 2024 for falsifying business records related to allege...
’s footprint is large but fragmented in public data: the agency carries a point-in-time measured in the tens of thousands and conducts roughly six-figured annual , but available datasets do not supply...
Reporting from late 2025 and January 2026 documents numerous cases in which were detained or questioned by immigration agents and a sharp expansion in removals of noncitizens, but the sources provided...
documented 698 cases it characterizes as "" from U.S. immigration detention between 2017 and 2021, but there is no single, authoritative public tally of "missing" detainees maintained by or that recon...
Available sources show Project 2025 proposes sweeping, day‑one immigration rollbacks, mass deportations, expanded expedited removal and rescission of many immigration protections — but none of the pro...
There is no single, authoritative count in the provided reporting that documents how many times U.S. citizens were detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) between 2010 and 2025; ICE...
The most authoritative place to find ’s current detention snapshots is ICE’s own statistics and Detention Management pages, which publish FY year‑to‑date detention tables and related downloads . Indep...
Reporting compiled by journalists, advocacy groups, and public agencies documents that citizens were among those detained and — in at least a few named cases — deported during ’s second administration...
Available reporting shows multiple U.S. citizens have been detained by ICE in 2025, sometimes for days; ProPublica’s compilation (republished by OPB, NPR and others) documents at least 170 citizen det...
’s publicly released enforcement datasets and independent analyses in document large volumes of arrests but provide only partial, uneven demographic breakdowns: age distributions are available in aggr...
Black Americans experience significantly higher incarceration rates due to a combination of , with multiple analyses reporting incarceration rates roughly four-to-six times those of white Americans. R...
For official ICE/DHS arrest figures and contemporaneous press statements from 2023–2025, the authoritative statistical releases are the DHS Office of Homeland Security Statistics (OHSS) monthly tables...
The United States appears on track in 2025 for a substantial decline in homicides—analysts report year‑to‑date drops around 15–20% and samples of 30 cities show a 17% fall in the first half of the yea...
The available reporting and government reviews do not provide a definitive count of how many *lawful* immigrants were mistakenly detained by ICE between 2020 and 2024; public records and oversight rep...
There is no single, public tally published by or that answers “” in the narrow phrasing the question uses; federal datasets and watchdog dashboards report overall juvenile checks, , and total ICE book...
Yes. The federal government and multiple non‑profit research organizations publish public dashboards and downloadable datasets that show ICE detention counts by facility, state, and detainee status: I...
The Constitution’s Due Process Clauses and longstanding legal doctrine say U.S. citizens cannot be deprived of liberty without due process, and advocacy groups and legal filings assert DHS is not supp...
President Trump’s second-term policies—especially sweeping executive orders and a large immigration enforcement bill—have tightened immigration enforcement, expanded detention funding, and rolled back...
Project 2025 explicitly includes policy proposals that would enable and facilitate large-scale deportations — expanding expedited removal, increasing detention capacity, revoking immigration statuses,...
The sources do not use the word "abducted" and provide no official tally of unlawful abductions by ICE; instead, publicly released ICE and independent datasets record arrests, book‑ins, detentions and...