Recent reports indicate a significant increase in ICE arrests across multiple states, driven by the immigration enforcement policies of the Trump administration. Data reveals that many of those detained do not have criminal records, with arrests of non-criminal immigrants surging in states like Illinois, Colorado, and San Diego. The national trend reflects a substantial rise, with numbers in some areas tripling or even quadrupling. Critics argue that these actions disproportionately affect working-class immigrants, raising concerns about the fairness of targeting individuals without criminal histories amid reported quotas. States such as Georgia and Pennsylvania are witnessing particularly high numbers of non-criminal arrests, sparking widespread debate on the implications of these enforcement strategies.