ICE Collateral Arrests Rise Amid Street Raids, Sparking Legal Battles

ICE collateral arrests have reached 64,000 since August, representing a quarter of all immigration arrests. These detentions often occur during street raids without warrants.

- 70% of collateral arrests involved only immigration violations. - Less than 2% had violent crime convictions.

- Public backlash and lawsuits have reduced some large-scale operations. The trend highlights ongoing concerns about enforcement tactics and civil rights, with legal challenges continuing across the country.