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ICE Detentions Surge Past Capacity Under Trump’s 3,000-Daily Quota

Lawmakers are weighing a Senate-approved plan to add 100,000 detention beds to relieve the agency’s overcrowding crisis

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Los datos que revelan por qué el ICE prioriza arrestos de inmigrantes sin antecedentes penales, según el Washington Post
El endurecimiento de las redadas del ICE en Nueva York elevó 11% las detenciones desde enero y tensiona las políticas de amparo vigentes en la metrópoli
Según un estudio del Departamento de Seguridad Nacional, la Oficina de Aduanas y Protección Fronteriza (CBP) registró el menor número de encuentros a nivel nacional en su historia en junio

Overview

  • Detainee numbers topped 56,000 in early July, exceeding facility capacity by 40%.
  • Roughly 60% of current detainees have no criminal convictions despite White House rhetoric targeting dangerous offenders.
  • Daily arrests rose from about 660 in February to over 1,200 by March, and the agency has been ordered to reach a 3,000-per-day target.
  • Sanctuary cities such as New York have seen an 11% increase in ICE arrests, with agents operating freely in federal buildings like the Manhattan courthouse.
  • Critics say ICE has enlisted untrained personnel, including militias and bounty hunters, to meet aggressive quotas, leading to reports of violent misconduct.