Your fact-checks will appear here
The conditions in detention facilities, including the use of force
Official, publicly reported counts of deaths “associated with ” across 2001–2026 are fragmented and contested: government records and advocacy tallies diverge, and the available reporting shows only c...
Major criticisms of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) center on allegations that its enforcement tactics enable racial profiling and produce abusive detention conditions; these concerns h...
2025 was described by multiple outlets as the deadliest year for people in U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) custody in two decades, with reporting placing the toll at roughly 31–32 death...
’s 2025–2026 detention expansion and procedural shifts sharply narrowed detained people’s avenues for relief by curtailing discretionary releases and bond eligibility, accelerating removals from custo...
Since January 2025, federal policy has driven a rapid nationwide revival and expansion of delegations that deputize state and local officers for immigration enforcement, producing roughly a four‑ to f...
A complete, source-verified inventory of (Office of Detention Oversight) facility inspection reports from 2009–2016 that document cannot be produced from the reporting provided because the available a...
Since 2010 advocates and detained noncitizens have pressed a familiar toolkit in federal courts—habeas petitions, petitions for review, class actions seeking injunctions, and constitutional suits chal...
Since 2020, independent oversight of ICE has produced a mixed record: federal auditors and external PREA (Prison Rape Elimination Act) reviewers have repeatedly identified deficiencies and issued reco...
The recent trajectory of ICE policy under the current administration centers on rapid expansion of enforcement capacity and detention infrastructure, paired with aggressive interior arrests that incre...