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The detention and potential deportation of U.S. citizens by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) during the recent enforcement surge in 2025.
ICE does not publish a clear, agency-wide percentage of detained people who are U.S. citizens in its public statistics, so the figure must be inferred from outside analyses and press reporting . Using...
Public sources consulted do not provide a clear, authoritative percentage of detainees who are U.S. citizens; reporting documents dozens of high-profile and individual cases but no comprehensive citiz...
There is no single, public tally published by or that answers “” in the narrow phrasing the question uses; federal datasets and watchdog dashboards report overall juvenile checks, , and total ICE book...
Yes: reporting and public records show that citizens have been detained — and in at least some documented cases mistakenly deported — by during the , though the agency has no lawful authority to depor...