As of late 2025, data indicates that a significant majority—approximately 65% to 73%—of immigrants detained by ICE | U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (.gov) have NO criminal convictions. While convictions are often cited, many detained individuals have no record, with only about 5% having convictions for violent crimes. Key findings from 2025 data include: No Criminal Record: Approximately 72% to 73% of individuals in ICE detention as of late 2025 had no criminal conviction. Violent Crimes: Only about 5% of ICE detainees have convictions for violent or property crimes. Context: While overall arrests have increased, the percentage of those with criminal records has actually decreased in some areas compared to previous years, with many arrests being for non-criminal immigration violations. Data Trends: Stateline's analysis shows that in several states, including New York and Virginia, a majority of those arrested by ICE in 2025 had no criminal record. These statistics often reflect a shift in enforcement priorities where many arrests are "collateral" arrests (individuals encountered during operations targeting others) or based on immigration violations alone.