ICE Makes 100,891 Arrests in Texas; Nearly One in Four Across US

The figures come from ICE data published by the Deportation Data Project.

It covers January 20, 2025 through March 10, 2026.

ICE made 443,788 arrests across all 50 states and DC in the first 14 months of the Trump administration.
Texas alone accounted for nearly one in four of those arrests, with 100,891
Five states produced roughly half of all ICE arrests nationally, while Vermont recorded just 50 over the entire period.

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Texas (100,891), Florida (39,462), California (35,618), Georgia (15,149), and New York State (14,079) together account for roughly 205,000 arrests.

That is approximately 46% of the national total within the period.

The gap at the very top is striking on its own terms.

Florida, the second-highest state, recorded 39,462 arrests.

That means the distance between first and second place (more than 61,000 arrests) is itself larger than Florida’s entire total.

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ICE Makes 100,891 Arrests in Texas; Nearly One in Four Across US - Voronoi