Insiders Leak ICE Enforcement Data Covered Up by Biden Administration
Numbers confirm destruction of agency's mission; thousands of criminal aliens going free
By Jon Feere on March 17, 2022
The Biden administration’s decision to not publish the annual U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) “Enforcement and Removal Operations Report” — which the agency has published by December 31 for at least the last decade — has become such a scandal that ICE employees have started leaking some of the critical data contained in the report to the media. On Wednesday, the Washington Times published an exclusive article highlighting data shared with it by ICE insiders. The article is worth reading in full.
According to the Washington Times reporting of the unpublished data:
Under Biden, ICE “arrested 48 percent fewer convicted criminals, deported 63 percent fewer criminals, and issued 46 percent fewer ‘detainer requests to other’ law enforcement agencies” in FY 2021 compared to FY 2020.
On arrests, ICE’s Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) “made 36,619 administrative arrests of convicted criminals last year — down nearly half compared to 2020, when ERO nabbed 70,607 convicts. Arrests of those with pending charges fell from 22,454 to 8,813.”
https://cis.org/Feere/Insiders-Leak-ICE-Enforcement-Data-Covered-Biden-Administration
