Recent data indicates that the tactics employed by ICE in arresting immigrants vary significantly between red and blue states, with a notable focus on states like Texas, Florida, and California. In the first five months of the Trump administration, a majority of ICE arrests occurred in border and Southern states, totaling nearly 150,000 arrests. Texas alone accounted for one in four of these arrests. Reports suggest that ICE arrests have dramatically increased, tripling in states like New Hampshire, and overall arrests under Trump have surged by 120% compared to the Biden administration. New analyses highlight the geographical disparities, showing the concentration of arrests in Southern states while also revealing the trends in immigrant detentions and deportations throughout the Trump era.