Immigrants with criminal convictions make up the largest share of those arrested by ICE in Wisconsin since September 2023. Roughly two-thirds of those arrested with prior criminal convictions had left the United States by late July, either via removal or a process referred to in agency records as "voluntary departure." Deportations are generally not immediate, so some arrests recorded as "active" in July may have since resulted in a deportation. In 2025, the average gap between arrest and deportation for immigrants with criminal convictions apprehended in Wisconsin was 22 days.