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The budget request for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in the fiscal year 2026, including the amount of $11.3 billion.
The best-supported accounting from reporting and advocacy groups places U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) spending for calendar/fiscal 2025 at roughly $28.7 billion — with alternate talli...
The most direct, agency-published figure for ICE’s annual budget is the FY2026 request of $11.3 billion, while recent enacted and reported totals range roughly from $8.7–$9.0 billion for FY2024; separ...
Congress’s FY2026 Homeland Security appropriations—at least as reported in House committee text and analyzed by the Congressional Research Service—allocates roughly $11.0 billion to U.S. Immigration a...
The official U.S. federal budget for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) for Fiscal Year 2024 is reported by ICE/DHS as $8.7 billion (FY2024 request level) . That figure represents ICE’s ba...
Congressional and executive sources show multiple, slightly different figures for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) funding because observers report the President’s request, committee mar...
A 2025 spending package and an associated supplement have the practical effect of giving roughly $75 billion that can be spent over four years on top of its roughly $10 billion baseline, which — if dr...
The short answer: ’s baseline FY2026 budget request sits at roughly $11.3 billion, but lawmakers and one-time reconciliation and supplemental pots have widened the debate over whether ICE’s effective ...
After the 2024–2025 funding surge, both and have seen markedly expanded hiring and incentive packages, but the evidence shows Border Patrol/ incentives can be larger and more varied than ICE’s, while ...
Internal planning documents and subsequent reporting indicate the department designated roughly $100 million for a one‑year recruitment push described internally as a “wartime recruitment” campaign . ...
Ice’s budget has surged to historically large levels under recent legislation, placing it among the federal government’s top-funded law‑enforcement components and dwarfing many other agencies that tou...