Data obtained by NBC News reveals that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrested 1,179 people on Sunday, with nearly half lacking criminal records. While ICE emphasizes targeting 'worst criminals,' the majority of arrests appear to involve nonviolent offenders or individuals only crossing the border illegally.
Nearly half of those detained don’t have criminal records, according to a senior Trump administration official.made close to 1,200 arrests in just one day, and nearly half of those detained don't have criminal records, according to
When breaking down those arrests, eight were considered"Worst Criminals Arrested," including two gang members, according to the official. Trump’s border czar, Tom Homan, told NBC News on Sunday he was aware of"at least a few" collateral arrests — detentions of people without criminal convictions who were present during the raids. He said that "We want to get as many criminals as possible," Homan said."They’re a public safety threat, and so with somebody else illegally here, they’re coming, too."
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