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ICE enforcement operations targeting individuals alleged to have committed immigration violations
ICE accepts a range of documents as “probative evidence” of U.S. citizenship — typically a U.S. birth certificate, U.S. passport, Certificate of Naturalization or Certificate of Citizenship, and certa...
Available reporting establishes that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has in multiple documented cases arrested, detained, and—for a smaller number of cases—deported people later shown or cre...
’s official tallies of are constrained by agency definitions, internal reporting channels and what the agency classifies as “in custody,” while independent watchdogs, news organizations and medical ex...
Official U.S. government data do not provide a reliable, single-number answer to how many people held by are U.S. citizens; independent investigations and news compilations put the count of documented...