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ICE Plans to Double Detention Capacity to Over 107,000 Beds by Year-End

Federal documents reveal the agency will intensify daily removals by using military bases, reopened prisons, temporary camps funded by a $45 billion budget boost.

Las autoridades migratorias buscarían ampliar 125 instalaciones este año
Una joven mexicana fue detenida por el ICE en Alabama y dos agentes chocaron las manos
El ICE detuvo a un migrante de El Salvador que reingreso a EE.UU. ilegalmente, pero no será deportado
El Servicio de Inmigración y Control de Aduanas (ICE) detuvo a un migrante hondureño con pasado delictivo

Overview

  • Internal ICE planning documents updated July 30 outline a push to expand bed capacity from around 60,000 to more than 107,000 by the end of 2025.
  • Congress has approved roughly $45 billion in new funding, directing major contracts to private prison operators including Geo Group and CoreCivic.
  • ICE currently holds over 60,000 people while administration officials cite about 1,400 deportations per day, a figure not yet independently verified.
  • Local responses have included LAUSD’s deployment of safe zones in schools and municipal probes into ICE raids alongside ongoing legal challenges.
  • High-profile detentions of activist Giovanna Hernández, re-entry defendant Arsenio Valladares and detainee Eduard Hernández highlight humanitarian and due-process concerns.