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Expansion of detention capacity from 40,000 to over 60,000 beds between January and October 2025
Across 2025, public datasets and watchdog reporting converge on a middle range for the average length of stay in ICE custody — roughly between the mid‑40s and low‑50s of days — but that headline numbe...
Over the last year ICE dramatically escalated enforcement: arrests and deportations surged under an administration-led mass-deportation agenda while detention capacity and use expanded rapidly, even a...
arrests since January 2025 have been heavily concentrated in a handful of large states, with , and reported as the three states with the highest documented arrest counts in the first half of 2025 (Jan...
ICE’s public statistics release in 2025 introduced new dashboards covering arrests, detentions, removals and Alternatives to Detention through December 31, 2024, but it does not frame those tables as ...
Since January 2025, ICE enforcement priorities shifted from a model that emphasized targeting immigrants with serious criminal convictions toward broad, mandatory detention and mass interior arrests, ...