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The fact-check examines claims about ICE arresting US citizens during the Trump administration's immigration enforcement operations.
’s advertised base pay for entry-level deportation officers generally falls in a roughly $49,700–$89,500 band, while some returning or higher‑grade agent positions have been reported in a broader $88,...
Reporting compiled by an immigrant-rights group and subsequent news coverage show that current and former and Border Patrol agents have been charged with and, in many cases, convicted of serious , chi...
— federal immigration agents under the umbrella of did shoot people during the Obama years, and deaths in ICE custody were documented under his administration, though the record is incomplete and cont...
to arrest noncitizens — not — yet multiple independent audits, watchdog reports and news investigations document that American citizens have nevertheless been arrested or detained during recent enforc...
A small but combustible body of reporting and watchdog work documents and employees who have been charged or convicted of serious crimes; watchdog lists catalog roughly 30 such agents while agency pre...
formally prioritized removal of noncitizens who were national-security threats, recent border crossers, or those with criminal convictions or gang involvement—framed as “priorities” rather than a blan...