ICE Detentions Hit Highest Monthly Total in June Since Crackdown Began ICE booked over 43,000 people into immigration detention in June, marking the highest monthly total since President Trump returned to office.
This surge is largely attributed to increased pressure on ICE to step up arrests from the White House.
A major concern surrounding this crackdown is the continued use of "collateral" arrests, where individuals are detained not for their own crimes but as a byproduct of ICE operations targeting others.