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ICE Detention Map is an open-source dashboard and map showing information about ICE detention facilities, including the number of people in detention. (watchice.org)

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Donald Trump pretends that his mass deportation policy targets "murderers, human traffickers, gang members, and other criminals." But ICE's own data proves that he's lying. The vast majority of people detained by ICE have no criminal records.

The US government is required to publish weekly data on the population of individuals detained by ICE, including the facilities where they are being held. ICE quietly publishes this data on its website.

The data includes each immigration detention center along with its population breakdown, including whether individuals are considered "non-criminal" or "criminal", and their "ICE Threat Level". Many of the people locked up by ICE pose no threat at all, according to ICE data.

This website visualizes the public data provided directly by ICE. It automatically updates whenever ICE publishes new data.

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