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The topic is about the detention of noncitizens by ICE.
There is no single, authoritative count of “how many illegal immigrants committed felonies” because different agencies measure different populations (apprehensions, detainees, convictions, noncitizen ...
The question being asked — “Percentage of criminals arrested by ICE” — is ambiguous because sources differ on definitions (criminal arrest vs. administrative arrest of people with past convictions) an...
citizens mistakenly detained or deported by have secured a mix of remedies—court-ordered releases, declaratory judgments of citizenship, monetary settlements, and administrative corrections of immigra...
Available reporting does not provide a single, verifiable tally of “” who have been detained and transferred from since 2025; public datasets and watchdog analyses document large-scale interstate tran...
Federal agencies do publish datasets that touch on , but there is no single, comprehensive federal dataset that cleanly lists convictions cross‑tabulated by immigration status for all jurisdictions; t...