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The topic is about the inconsistencies in ICE detention data, including overlapping stays and zero-minute detentions, which make it difficult to track individual case trajectories.
Available federal and third‑party reviews show that at least some people whom ICE arrested or detained in recent years were U.S. citizens, but public ICE datasets do not publish a clean, authoritative...
documented 698 cases it characterizes as "" from U.S. immigration detention between 2017 and 2021, but there is no single, authoritative public tally of "missing" detainees maintained by or that recon...
’s public detention and removal tables classify “” along a few discrete, administratively defined lines: persons with criminal convictions, those with pending criminal charges, and those with no convi...