New data: ICE arrests surge as agency chases Trump quota
Every delay has consequences.
the article is a little old, but i feel this hasn't really gotten any attention: apparently there is a 3000 arrest per day quota that the Trump administration has imposed.
given that there's about 22k agents, that's roughly 1 arrest for every 7 agents, every single day. the article notes that they are not particularly close to hitting this target, but it's an old article and frankly with the increased deployment in places like minneapolis and news that they're building huge detention facilities, it feels like we might see a ramp up in these numbers.
* do you feel that 3000 arrests / day is a reasonable number given the available manpower and training of ICE?
* do you feel like the volume of arrests will affect the strength of cases against illegals that are rounded up?
* do you think that having a quota like this leads to more spurious arrests "for the numbers" as opposed to more targetted raids with less "bycatch"?
Every delay has consequences.
the article is a little old, but i feel this hasn't really gotten any attention: apparently there is a 3000 arrest per day quota that the Trump administration has imposed.
given that there's about 22k agents, that's roughly 1 arrest for every 7 agents, every single day. the article notes that they are not particularly close to hitting this target, but it's an old article and frankly with the increased deployment in places like minneapolis and news that they're building huge detention facilities, it feels like we might see a ramp up in these numbers.
* do you feel that 3000 arrests / day is a reasonable number given the available manpower and training of ICE?
* do you feel like the volume of arrests will affect the strength of cases against illegals that are rounded up?
* do you think that having a quota like this leads to more spurious arrests "for the numbers" as opposed to more targetted raids with less "bycatch"?
New data: ICE arrests surge as agency chases Trump quota
Every delay has consequences.
the article is a little old, but i feel this hasn't really gotten any attention: apparently there is a 3000 arrest per day quota that the Trump administration has imposed.
given that there's about 22k agents, that's roughly 1 arrest for every 7 agents, every single day. the article notes that they are not particularly close to hitting this target, but it's an old article and frankly with the increased deployment in places like minneapolis and news that they're building huge detention facilities, it feels like we might see a ramp up in these numbers.
* do you feel that 3000 arrests / day is a reasonable number given the available manpower and training of ICE?
* do you feel like the volume of arrests will affect the strength of cases against illegals that are rounded up?
* do you think that having a quota like this leads to more spurious arrests "for the numbers" as opposed to more targetted raids with less "bycatch"?
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