Kavya Beheraj

In 2021, 60% of Austin homes sold above asking price — now it's less than 10%.

People without criminal charges made up nearly 45% of ICE arrests in June, up from about 20% in January.

New data shows that immigration enforcement is arresting more noncriminals.

The share of ICE detainees who had no criminal charges or convictions increased nearly tenfold.

The share of ICE detainees who had no criminal charges or convictions nearly quintupled.

Nearly half of ICE arrests in Michigan now involve no criminal charge

The percentage jumped from 14% in January to 42% in June, according to UC Berkeley School of Law's Deportation Data Project

The spike happened shortly after the Trump administration tripled ICE's daily arrest quota.

28% of ICE arrests in June involved people with no charges or convictions.

In California, people without criminal charges or convictions made up an average of 60% of daily ICE arrests in June.