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The shift in ICE's detention policy in 2025, with a focus on non-criminal immigrants and the growth of detention counts.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) distinguishes detainees primarily by legal status and criminal history: it records people as having criminal convictions, pending criminal charges, or no conv...
Yes — some people with legal immigration status who were detained by have returned to their homes in the , but those cases are increasingly the exception rather than the rule under current enforcement...
counts “criminality” in its published detention tables using discrete categories—convicted criminal, charged/pending criminal case, and non‑criminal (which can include repeat re‑entries, fugitives, or...