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The expansion of detention facilities and the role of state and local governments in accommodating ICE activities.
The most reliable contemporary trackers and mainstream reports show that 30– while in custody during the 2025 calendar year, with several outlets and watchdogs listing 32 deaths and ICE’s own public a...
's public footprint is shaped not simply by where immigrants live but by a mix of agency priorities, state and local cooperation, detention capacity, targeted deployments and data limits—so the visibl...
Lawful permanent residents (LPRs or "green card" holders) can be detained by ICE for immigration-related issues even when they have no new criminal conviction, because federal immigration law permits ...
Yes — some states and local governments actively facilitate or accommodate activity, while others resist; the landscape is mixed and driven by local politics, state law, and pressure rather than a sim...
After OIG audits from 2016–2018 identified weak, infrequent, and inconsistently enforced inspection practices—particularly criticizing contractor-conducted reviews— agreed to multiple reforms includin...
Federal policy requires to consider parental status when making enforcement decisions and to allow detained parents to participate in custody and child-welfare proceedings, seek proximity to their chi...
Human rights organizations broadly characterize ’s treatment of immigrants and as abusive, harmful to health and due process, and part of a wider “mass deportation” enforcement drive that undermines i...