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The funding and capacity for detention operations and its implications on immigration policies
The official U.S. federal budget for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) for Fiscal Year 2024 is reported by ICE/DHS as $8.7 billion (FY2024 request level) . That figure represents ICE’s ba...
A clear, year-by-year list of ICE’s annual budgets from 2009 through 2017 is not provided in the documents supplied; the available reporting supplies only scattered data points and trend summaries rat...
The baseline, agency-run annual budget for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in the 2025 fiscal context is commonly reported at roughly $8–10 billion depending on the source and how line ...
A mid-2025 budget reconciliation package—commonly called the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA, H.R.1) and the larger FY2025 reconciliation/DHS supplemental—contains the provisions most likely to dram...
The baseline Department of Homeland Security request for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) for FY2026 was $11.3 billion with 21,808 positions and 21,786 full‑time equivalents (FTE) , but ...
A 2025 spending package and an associated supplement have the practical effect of giving roughly $75 billion that can be spent over four years on top of its roughly $10 billion baseline, which — if dr...
Le budget d’ICE pour l’exercice 2024 varie selon les sources mais tourne autour de 8–10 milliards de dollars : le document budgétaire du DHS indique 8,7 milliards pour FY2024 , tandis que d’autres bil...