Recent reports and statements from former President Trump highlight alarming statistics regarding illegal immigrants with criminal records in the United States. According to ICE, there are over 662,000 foreign nationals with criminal convictions currently living freely in the country, which includes more than 13,000 individuals convicted of homicide. The alarming figures have sparked a heated debate, particularly during Vice President Kamala Harris's visit to the border. Critics argue that these numbers reflect a 'broken immigration system' and accuse the Biden administration of failing to address the issue. Trump has seized on this data to criticize Harris and her handling of immigration policies, with claims that dangerous individuals significantly outnumber major city populations. Despite the claims, some media outlets have been criticized for underreporting the issues surrounding these statistics. Overall, the new ICE data has reignited discussions on the intersection of immigration and crime amidst ongoing political scrutiny.