US immigration agents arrested a record number of people in June, data shows
Summary
US immigration agents arrested 43,138 people in June 2025, the highest number since President Donald Trump took office in January 2025. ICE detention numbers have also increased, with over 65,000 people detained in July, and more than 590,600 immigrants deported since January 2025.Key Facts
- In June 2025, ICE arrested 43,138 immigrants, a record since President Trump began his term.
- ICE detention rose by 5,450 people since April 2025, totaling 65,765 detainees in July.
- The number of detainees without criminal history is higher than those with charges or convictions.
- Since January 2025, over 590,600 immigrants have been deported under the Trump administration.
- The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) received a $70 billion funding increase to boost immigration enforcement.
- The White House aims for about 2,000 immigration arrests daily.
- Recent ICE operations are quieter and more routine, happening in workplaces, homes, traffic stops, and check-in locations rather than large public raids.
- ICE delayed publishing arrest and detention data for months, blaming government shutdowns; data was last published in April 2025 before the recent update.
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