Data announcements
Date | Title |
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Aug 11, 2025 | ICE data release: Sep. 2023 to late Jul. 2025 |
Jul 15, 2025 | ICE data release: Sep. 2023 to late Jun. 2025 |
Jun 21, 2025 | ICE data release: Sep. 2023 to early Jun. 2025 |
Mar 21, 2025 | ICE data release: mid-November 2023 through mid-February 2025 |
Mar 6, 2025 | First data release: historical data |
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Selected media coverage
2,123 lives: Inside the stats and stories of those arrested by ICE from the S.F. area (archived), by Kelly Waldron and Frankie Solinsky Duryea, Mission Local, July 30, 2025
Hiding in Plain Sight: How local jails obscure and facilitate mass deportation under Trump (archived), by Jacob Kang-Brown, Prison Policy Initiative, July 30, 2025
Trump administration plans to deport immigrants to third countries, raising human rights concerns (archived), by Nick Turse, The Intercept, July 29, 2025
Trump boasts of deporting the ‘worst of the worst.’ L.A. raids tell a far different story (archived), by Jenny Jarvie and Gabrielle LaMarr LeMee, Los Angeles Times, July 26, 2025
Who is ICE Arresting? A data-driven analysis (archived), by Chloe East and Elizabeth Cox, Immigration Research, July 23, 2025
How Trump has supercharged the immigration crackdown - in data (archived), by Maanvi Singh, Will Craft and Andrew Witherspoon, The Guardian, July 23, 2025
‘Like Dogs in Here’ — Videos Expose ICE Lock-up Inside 26 Federal Plaza (archived), by Gwynne Hogan and Haidee Chu, The City, July 22, 2025
ICE’s child catching in charts, by Robin Wigglesworth, Financial Times, July 17, 2025
Inside America’s booming immigration detention industry, by Lucy Rodgers, Nassos Stylianou, Irene de la Torre Arenas, Jana Tauschinski, Sam Learner, Daniel Clark, Sam Joiner and Gaku Ito, Financial Times, July 15, 2025
ICE increasingly targets undocumented migrants with no criminal record (archived), by Emmanuel Martinez, Marianne LeVine and Álvaro Valiño, The Washington Post, July 3, 2025
Sharpest growth in ICE detention population is among people with no criminal convictions (archived), by Jasmine Garsd, NPR, July 3, 2025
Immigration crackdown ripples through economy (archived), by Emily Peck, Axios, July 2, 2025
Trump vowed to deport the ‘worst of the worst’ — but new data shows a shift to also arresting non-criminals (archived), by Laura Romero, Armando Garcia and Frank Esposito, ABC News, July 1, 2025
ICE detentions of non-criminal immigrants spike; about 8 % have violent convictions, analysis shows (archived), by Julia Ingram, CBS News, June 30, 2025
‘It’s a prison’: Asylum seekers in Houston detention centers face longer stays, no clear answers (archived), by Sam González Kelly and Ava Hu, Houston Chronicle, June 29, 2025
ICE arrests have risen sharply in every state since Trump. Here are the numbers. (archived), by Albert Sun, The New York Times, June 27, 2025
ICE set to arrest a record 35,000 immigrants in June; daily quotas are political – not practical (archived), by Austin Kocher, Substack, June 25, 2025
A close look at ICE arrest data from the Deportation Data Project (archived), by Austin Kocher, Substack, June 25, 2025
Most nabbed in L.A. raids were men with no criminal conviction, picked up off the street (archived), by Rachel Uranga, Los Angeles Times, June 24, 2025
How Trump has targeted new groups for deportation (archived), by Ashley Wu and Albert Sun, The New York Times, May 21, 2025
Addicted to ICE (archived), by Rachel Adams-Heard, Polly Mosendz and Fola Akinnibi, Bloomberg, May 12, 2025
The rising cost of ICE flying immigrants to far-flung detention centers (archived), by Leon Yin, Elena Mejía, Rachel Adams-Heard and Polly Mosendz, Bloomberg, May 1, 2025
ICE chief thinks deportation system should be run like Amazon Prime ‘but with human beings’ (archived), by Graig Graziosi, The Independent, April 9, 2025
As deportations ramp up, immigrants increasingly fear ICE check-ins: ‘All bets are off’ (archived), by Maanvi Singh and Will Craft, The Guardian, April 6, 2025
Trump touted these ICE arrests. Half were already in prison. (archived), by Maria Sacchetti and Artur Galocha, The Washington Post, April 3, 2025