Summary
ICE arrests have increased significantly under President Trump's second term, with the agency aiming for high daily arrest numbers. Despite not reaching the target of 3,000 arrests per day, ICE has been arresting more undocumented immigrants compared to previous years. The increase includes arrests of individuals without criminal records, leading to some legal challenges.
Key Facts
- ICE arrests have risen since the start of President Trump's second term.
- The government aimed for 3,000 arrests per day but has not reached that number.
- ICE's recent daily arrest average is about 1,100 people.
- Data shows ICE arrested 821 people per day between January 20 and October 15.
- Homeland Security claims an average of 1,800 arrests per day.
- Agencies assisting ICE include Border Patrol, the Secret Service, and others.
- Arrests include individuals without criminal convictions, a shift from the previous administration.
- Legal challenges have arisen, with judges ordering the release of some arrested individuals.
