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The topic is about the number of arrests and removals by ICE, including the proportion of arrestees with prior U.S. criminal convictions.
There is no single, reliable percentage in the reviewed reporting that answers “ actually get an immigration hearing”; the available sources document that people detained by ICE are legally entitled t...
ICE’s mission and practice are shaped by legal prioritization, limited resources, and shifting agency focus, which helps explain why many interior arrests are not of people with violent murder convict...
The available reporting does not produce a single, authoritative count of “illegal criminal aliens” arrested since returned to office; official agency releases and media analyses offer a wide range of...
The question “ illegalities” collapses two competing narratives: official /ICE claims that recent operations removed the “worst of the worst” criminal illegal aliens, and reporting and court findings ...
The answer depends on which metric and time period are used: ICE and DHS public statements have variably claimed that roughly three-quarters or 70% of those arrested had criminal records or pending ch...