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The topic is about ICE's detention practices from 2023 to 2025, including the increase in detentions without criminal convictions and the expansion of detention capacity.
The most authoritative place to find ’s current detention snapshots is ICE’s own statistics and Detention Management pages, which publish FY year‑to‑date detention tables and related downloads . Indep...
in 2026 operates with far larger budgets, staffing, and a broader use of and aggressive interior-enforcement tactics than during much of the years, while critics say the agency has moved away from the...
Public records and investigative reporting establish that by after January 20, 2025, but there is no definitive, publicly available aggregate count in the sources reviewed; congressional investigators...
The Office of Professional Responsibility (OPR) is the agency component that manages , tracks and investigates sexual abuse and assault allegations involving ICE staff and contractors, and generally h...
can and does detain people who hold or claim forms of protected or otherwise lawful status, though practice, oversight and legal outcomes vary; federal agencies and watchdogs document cases of lawful ...
ICE’s public statistics release in 2025 introduced new dashboards covering arrests, detentions, removals and Alternatives to Detention through December 31, 2024, but it does not frame those tables as ...