Recent reports indicate that immigration crackdowns in the U.S. are leading to unprecedented levels of deportations. A surge in arrests has been observed, with ICE on pace to deport over 400,000 individuals in a single year, despite facing challenges in meeting aggressive deportation goals. The number of detainees held by ICE has reached record highs, raising questions about the conditions and locations of these individuals. As deportations increase, there has been a notable disparity, with new data revealing that while ICE arrests have decreased, removals have surged. This complex situation highlights the ongoing shifts in U.S. immigration policy and its profound impact on immigrant communities.