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The topic is about immigration enforcement actions and policies in 2025, including the release of specific case narratives and claimed incidents.
There is no authoritative, publicly available count of how many U.S. citizens were deported by ICE in 2025; reporting documents multiple high-profile wrongful detentions and deportations but governmen...
The Deportation Data Project’s ICE release — which reproduces individual-level ICE arrest records through October 15, 2025 — shows that Florida experienced both large-scale, publicized operations targ...
Available reporting indicates that at least "more than 170" U.S. citizens were detained by immigration officers during 2025, according to a practice-area law firm’s compilation cited in news coverage ...
statistics in 2025 distinguish “removals” (formal orders of removal) from a broader category of “returns” that includes and voluntary returns; DHS has publicly claimed both large numbers of formal rem...
There is no authoritative, publicly reported total for how many legal U.S. citizens were deported in 2025; the available reporting documents individual, high-profile mistaken removals and describes la...
There is no authoritative national count of how many undocumented people were citizens in 2025 because federal and most state arrest systems do not reliably record or publish immigration status tied t...
is governed by the Immigration and Nationality Act’s criminal grounds: chiefly “,” “” (CIMT), and a set of other enumerated offenses such as certain drug, firearms, domestic‑violence and public‑safety...
Official reporting and agency statements reviewed here show no documented, systematic deportation of U.S. citizens by ICE in 2025; DHS explicitly states ICE “does NOT deport U.S. citizens” . ICE and i...
Independent reporting by ProPublica, summarized and republished by outlets including OPB, has documented more than 170 instances in 2025 in which U.S. citizens were detained or held by ICE or other DH...