To be fair, this is deportations, not deportations + detentions. Detentions seem to be at an all-time high and calculating the amount of deportations becomes tr

To be fair, this is deportations, not deportations + detentions. Detentions seem to be at an all-time high and calculating the amount of deportations becomes trickier when it could possibly take years for a case to go through. There's also the issue of this data coming from ICE itself (if it's the same dataset I think you're referring to), which is sort of like asking wolves to tell the farmer how many sheep they've ate over the last month. With how little accountability and data ICE. But that's the best data we have, unfortunately. This is a biased source, but seems to have some decent overview of some of the statistics ICE has released [1] [1] https://immigrantjustice.org/staff/blog/ice-released-its-most-comprehensive-immigration-detention-data-yet https://immigrantjustice.org/staff/blog/ice-released-its-mos...