Recent data highlights a significant trend in ICE arrests, indicating that a large portion of individuals apprehended in states like Minnesota and Maine had no prior criminal records. In Minnesota, two-thirds of those arrested during the recent surge were found to lack criminal convictions, while in Maine, only 11 individuals among those detained had any criminal history. This data comes amid a broader operation, with over 3,700 immigrants arrested during various surges, yet surprisingly few had any documented criminal charges. Notably, actions targeting specific communities, such as Somalis, resulted in them making up less than 3% of total arrests. The findings raise questions about the criteria used in immigration enforcement actions.