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Independent researchers analyzed FOIA-obtained ICE records to conclude that roughly two-thirds of ICE arrests involved people without criminal convictions.
Independent researchers who analyzed FOIA-obtained ICE records — principally the Deportation Data Project and affiliated analyses — conclude that roughly two-thirds of ICE arrests in the 2025–2026 rep...
A definitive count of how many ICE raids occurred in U.S. schools since 2020 by year is not available in the sources provided: ICE’s public statistics do not break out enforcement actions by precise l...
The Deportation Data Project’s ICE release — which reproduces individual-level ICE arrest records through October 15, 2025 — shows that Florida experienced both large-scale, publicized operations targ...
The user seeks the official, state-by-state totals of arrests for fiscal years 2025 and 2026; the definitive source for those numbers is ICE’s own statistics portal and independent aggregators that re...
The specific count of (LPRs) arrested by in 2025 broken down by month and by state is not present in the reporting supplied; public sources referenced here provide high-level arrest and detention tota...
Three classes of public datasets can be used to break down ICE detainees by immigration legal status and criminal history: ICE’s own published statistics and bi‑weekly detention releases, administrati...
ICE arrest and detention totals rose sharply in 2025 as new federal enforcement priorities and administrative directives pushed the agency to expand interior arrests and detentions; publicly available...