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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's staffing charts and Enforcement and Removal Operations statistics
Available public reporting does not provide a single, authoritative, recent figure for the percent of employees who are non‑white; however, contemporary estimates and component breakouts suggest that ...
is currently staffed at roughly 21,700–22,000 positions, a figure reflected in the FY2026 budget submission and matched by ICE’s own recruitment claims that pushed the agency to about 22,000 officers ...
Official staffing charts are the primary source for measuring year‑over‑year changes in the agency’s racial and gender composition, but the publicly available reporting provided does not include the s...
’s public dashboards and ’s FOIA-derived databases both offer partial—but not identical—counts of arrests and removals; the records show large swings across years and a sharp shift in FY2024 toward re...
Fiscal year (FY) 2025 removals by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) are not reported as a single unambiguous, final number in the public datasets provided by ICE and DHS; independent anal...
" can reasonably mean three different things — Arctic cold and hazardous ice conditions sweeping the country, literal cross-border that let people travel on frozen water, or the presence of activity i...