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The detention and deportation of U.S. citizens by ICE between 2015 and 2020, including the cases of Davino Watson and Ada Morales, and the response of organizations such as the ACLU and ProPublica.
Since 2016 reporting and official statistics show a marked rise in in recent years, driven mainly by renewed and a dramatic expansion of the overall population in 2024–2026; however, the provided sour...
The historical record shows multiple documented instances where U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and related DHS components detained, and in some cases deported, people later determined ...
classify detainees by criminal-history categories and show a substantial and growing share of people in custody without criminal convictions, a trend corroborated by independent trackers such as , and...
enforcement operations—centered on Operation Metro Surge in —has catalyzed in dozens of cities, driven both by and by a broader fear of mass deportations, while provoking a patchwork of federal and lo...
Since 2019 the picture of shows two linked trends: a volatile detained population that plunged during the and then climbed sharply afterward, and a rise and fall — and most recently a sharp spike — in...
detention of people without criminal convictions rose sharply from late 2024 into 2026, driving most of the agency’s net increase in detained populations, and multiple independent and official dataset...