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The collection and analysis of data on deportations.
Publicly available reporting and leaked datasets point to a clear conclusion: only a small share of people deported under ’s second-term enforcement surge had violent criminal convictions, and indepen...
U.S. immigration enforcement agencies systematically record nationality (citizenship) and several demographic variables for people they encounter, detain, and remove, and those records feed into publi...
There is no single, undisputed tally of how many people deported by under had criminal records; official DHS figures and sympathetic outlets describe majorities with criminal histories, while independ...
There is no authoritative, public dataset that directly measures “wrongful ICE arrests” by state, so any answer must lean on proxies—counts of interior ICE arrests, filings or reporting about releases...