ICE arrests in D.C. region reach nearly 20,000 during Trump’s second term
Noem said 70 percent of people arrested by ICE had convictions or criminal charges, a claim the article compares with regional data.
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Noem said 70 percent of people arrested by ICE had convictions or criminal charges, a claim the article compares with regional data.
Republished from The Washington Post, with credit to the original publisher.
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A Washington Post analysis of federal data found nearly 20,000 ICE arrests in D.C., Maryland and Virginia from the start of President Trump’s second administration through March 10, compared with nearly 3,800 in the last full year of President Biden’s administration. The article reports that arrests fell sharply in D.C. after December but stayed high in Maryland and Virginia, where many people arrested had no prior criminal record.
Former Homeland Security secretary whose enforcement claims are compared with arrest data
President whose administration carried out the immigration enforcement efforts
Trump's version of this story ↗Former president whose administration provides the article’s comparison period
Senator confirmed to lead the Department of Homeland Security after Noem
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