Share of violent crime convictions in ICE arrests drops under Trump

The share of ICE arrestees convicted of a violent crime dropped to 7% under the Trump administration from 10% under the Biden administration in the same time period last year, Jan. 20 to June 26. This year the range was from 2% in Maine to 15% in Hawaii.

The share of ICE arrests that were convicted of a violent crime dropped to 7% under the Trump administration from 10% under Biden in the same time period last year, Jan. 20 to June 26. This year the range was from 2% in Maine to 15% in Hawaii.
Stateline analysis of ICE arrest data obtained by the Deportation Data Project
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