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A project documenting and reprocessing ICE and CBP releases.
Available reporting does not provide a single authoritative, published tally of how many noncitizens with criminal convictions ICE deported during the full calendar year 2025; however, public analyses...
and use different operational roles and counting rules to report "": CBP counts actions at the border — including refusals of admission and certain returns — in its and custody/transfer datasets, whil...
A small set of official, government-published datasets and mandated death‑report publications exist for deaths in DHS custody: ICE’s centrally posted “Detainee Death Reports,” IRS/OIG and DHS oversigh...
A review of the materials provided finds no explicit evidence that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) published standalone “component‑level” diversity reports after the agency’s 2025 hirin...
Local jails act as the primary conduit through which federal immigration enforcement identifies and seizes people for removal—often using information systems and agreements that can be error-prone and...
FOIA releases and independent data projects between 2011 and 2017 pulled back a curtain on how ICE actually arrested, detained and removed people, converting anecdote into analyzable records and expos...