New data released by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement shows 65,765 individuals in detention, with 39,576 (60%) having criminal convictions or pending charges. The data also confirms a record 43,138 arrests in June, as stated by border czar Tom Homan. The current pace suggests July may break that record.
New data from US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) released Tuesday morning reveals that 65,765 individuals are currently held in ICE detention facilities, 39,576 of whom — approximately 60% — have criminal convictions or pending criminal charges. The data also confirms a record 43,138 arrests in June, as previously stated by border czar Tom Homan. At the current pace, July may surpass that record. The report follows The Zioneer's earlier coverage at 02:29, which noted 356,389 deportations since October 1, averaging 1,260 per day.
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- DevelopingTrump signs Secure America Act, providing $64B to ICE and Border Patrol
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