Secure Communities

SECURE COMMUNITIES? Secure Communities is a controversial federal program that sends booking information from local jails to a joint database shared by the FBI and the Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency (ICE). Since 2008, Congress has spent millions for the program to target "dangerous criminal aliens." Deportations are at a record high, but most of those removed are innocent or low-level offenders who have served their time. HOW IT WORKS 2. POLICE SCAN 1. POLICE ARREST A PERSON. THE PERSON'S PRINTS & SUBMIT THEM TO BE CHECKED AGAINST FBI & ICE RECORDS. 3. IF ICE AGENTS FIND 4. POLICE CAN CRIMINAL MIGRATION A MATCH THEY CAN RELEASE THE PERSON OR ASK POLICE TO DETAIN MATCH MATCH IMMIGRATION THE PERSON UNTIL DETAIN THEM THEY CAN PICK FOR UP TO 48 THEM UP. HOURS. LESC BACKGROUND Secure Communities began in Texas in late 2008 and is set to HI be fully deployed nationwide by 2013. MD NV NY он ок 8. states have more than 40 percent of counties enrolled in Secure Communities. As of May 17, 2011, nearly 1,300 counties in 42 states were enrolled in the program. Legislation for opting-out is pending in two of them: California and Illinois. DC is SC UT the only jurisdiction that has successfully opted-out. AZ DE FL NM Officials cite concerns with public safety, oversight and transparency, and ICE's failure to target people convicted of serious criminal offenses. 11 RI TX VA WI states are 100 percent enrolled in the program. |BEYOND THE COMPUTER Law enforcement agencies enrolled in the Secure Communities program automatically send fingerprints to the FBI's Criminal Justice Information Services Division (CJIS). Prints are also checked by the Department of Homeland Security's US-VISIT, which collects non-citizen's biometric data from consulates and Customs and Border Patrol. If the prints match data in the FBI's IAFIS and ICE's IDENT databases, CJIS sends an Immigration Alien Query (IAQ) to ICE's Law Enforcement Center (LESC). Upon receiving an IAQ, the LESC runs a check to determine a person's immigration status and criminal history. It sends a report to the local ICE Detention and Removal Office (DRO) and CJIS, which can then notify police and issue a detainer. ..--- --- LAW ENFORCEMENT SUPPORT CENTER Located in Williston, Vermont, ICE's LESC receives and responds to electronic queries from local law enforcement agencies. It also maintains ICE's public tip line 1-866-DHS-2ICE, where individuals can report immigration or customs violations, undocumented immigrants or their employers. 1.5 m 1 m 1, 133,130 LESC 500k 100k IMMIGRATION FY'01 FY'02 FY'03 FY'04 FY'05 FY'06 FY'07 FY'08 FY'09 ALIEN QUERIES FY'10 200k 180k 184,784 160k 140k Not in existance prior to FY '05. 120k 100k TIP LINE CALLS 80 K FY'05 FY'06 FY'07 FY'08 FY'09 FY'10 24k Prior to FY '05, LESC agents manually completed detainers. No permanent detainer records were kept. 22k 20k 20,670 18k 16k ---- 14k ------ DETAINERS ON FOREIGN NATIONALS WANTED BY ICE 12k FY'05 FY'06 FY'07 FY'08 FY'09 FY'10 ICE WITHHELD THIS DATA BASED ON FOIA EXEMPTION (B)(7)(E), WHICH PROTECTS THE DISCLOSURE OF TECHNIQUES, PROCEDURES, OR GUIDELINES FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT INVESTIGATIONS OR PROSECUTIONS IF SUCH DISCLOSURE COULD REASONABLY BE EXPECTED TO RISK CIRCUMVENTION OF THE LAW. SOURCE: DEPORTATION NATION STAFF MARCH 2011 ICE FOIA REQUEST The LESC operates around the clock – 365 days a year. Since Nov. 2004, the LESC has received more than 946,907 calls from law enforcement officers seeking ICE assistance. WHO IS DÊTAINED? Secure Communities is mandated to target "dangerous criminal aliens." Individuals identified through the program include noncitizens, legal permanent residents, and visa holders. ICE places them in three categories: LEVEL 2 LEVEL 3 LEVEL 1 Charged with "aggravated felonies," as defined in 101(a)(43) in the Immigration and Nationality Act, or two or more crimes each punishable by more than one year, commonly referred to as "felonies." Charged with any felony or three or more crimes each punishable by less than one year, commonly referred to as "misdemeanors." Charged with crimes punishable by less than one year. National security, homicide, kidnapping, sexual assault, robbery, aggravated assault, threats, extortion with threat to injure a person, sex offenses, cruelty toward child or wife, resisting an officer, weapon, hit and run, drug (sentence >1 year) Arson, burglary, larceny, stolen vehicles, forgery, fraud, embezzlement, stolen property, damage property with explosive, traffic offenses, smuggling, money laundering, property crimes, drug (sentence < 1 year) Military, immigration, extortion, damage property, family offenses, gambling, commercialized sex offenses, liquor, obstructing the police, bribery, health and safety, civil rights, invasion of privacy, elections laws, conservation, public order crimes. NATIONWIDE 7,225,393 SUBMISSIONS TOTAL FINGERPRINT SUBMISSIONS THROUGH SECURE COMMUNITIES States with the highest fingerprint submission rates include California, Florida and Texas. OCT. 2008 - MAR. 2011 TOTAL FINGERPRINT SUBMISSIONS BY STATE N/AI <100,000 0-20,000 20,001-40,000 40,001-60,000| 60,001-80,000 I 80,001-100,000 >100,000 100,001-300,000 300,001-500,000 500,001-700,000 700,001-900,000 900,000 - 1,000,000I > 1,000,000 1,000,000+ TOP 5 CRIMINALS VS. NON-CRIMINALS ICE records show the program strays from its mandate of targeting dangerous criminals. STATES WITH HIGHEST NÚMBER OF DEPORTATIONS IDENT DATABASE MATCHES CALIFORNIA 38,828 429,175 507,320 TEXAS 78,145 %3D 25,737 ....... .... LEVEL 1 LEVELS 2 & 3 TOTAL ARIZONA PERSONS BOOKED INTO ICE CUSTODY & DEPORTED 15,047 ................ FLORIDA 6,514 ................. NORTH CAROLINA 70k 3,378 60k 56,906 60,389 COUNTIES WITH HIGHEST 52,259 NUMBER OF DEPORTATIONS 50k LOS ANGELES, CA 13,695 ... ...... MARICOPA, AZ 13,383 40k 31,735 29,296 30k 26,473 27,748 ................. HARRIS, TX 10,713 .............*** SAN DIEGO, CA 7,830 20k 14,237 10k .............. L1 L2 L3 NON-CRIMINAL DALLAS, TX 3,751 Non-criminals refers to noncitizens who have not ADMINISTRATIVELY REMOVALS AND been convicted of any crimes or noncitizens who were booked but never convicted of an offense. ARRESTED OR BOOKED RETURNS INTO ICE CUSTODY TOTAL: 101,741 TOTAL: 197,302 SOURCE: ICE IDENT/IAFIS INTEROPERABILITY STATISTICS OCT. 27, 2008 - MAR. 31, 2011. 1,143 COUNTIES ENROLLED. DEPORTATION NATION.ORG SECURE COMMUNITIES? Secure Communities is a controversial federal program that sends booking information from local jails to a joint database shared by the FBI and the Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency (ICE). Since 2008, Congress has spent millions for the program to target "dangerous criminal aliens." Deportations are at a record high, but most of those removed are innocent or low-level offenders who have served their time. HOW IT WORKS 2. POLICE SCAN 1. POLICE ARREST A PERSON. THE PERSON'S PRINTS & SUBMIT THEM TO BE CHECKED AGAINST FBI & ICE RECORDS. 3. IF ICE AGENTS FIND 4. POLICE CAN CRIMINAL MIGRATION A MATCH THEY CAN RELEASE THE PERSON OR ASK POLICE TO DETAIN MATCH MATCH IMMIGRATION THE PERSON UNTIL DETAIN THEM THEY CAN PICK FOR UP TO 48 THEM UP. HOURS. LESC BACKGROUND Secure Communities began in Texas in late 2008 and is set to HI be fully deployed nationwide by 2013. MD NV NY он OK 8. states have more than 40 percent of counties enrolled in Secure Communities. As of May 17, 2011, nearly 1,300 counties in 42 states were enrolled in the program. Legislation for opting-out is pending in two of them: California and Illinois. DC is SC UT the only jurisdiction that has successfully opted-out. AZ CA DE FL NC NM Officials cite concerns with public safety, oversight and transparency, and ICE's failure to target people convicted of serious criminal offenses. RI TX VA WI states are 100 percent enrolled in the program. |BEYOND THE COMPUTER Law enforcement agencies enrolled in the Secure Communities program automatically send fingerprints to the FBI's Criminal Justice Information Services Division (CJIS). Prints are also checked by the Department of Homeland Security's US-VISIT, which collects non-citizen's biometric data from consulates and Customs and Border Patrol. If the prints match data in the FBI's IAFIS and ICE's IDENT databases, CJIS sends an Immigration Alien Query (IAQ) to ICE's Law Enforcement Center (LESC). Upon receiving an IAQ, the LESC runs a check to determine a person's immigration status and criminal history. It sends a report to the local ICE Detention and Removal Office (DRO) and CJIS, which can then notify police and issue a detainer. ..--- --- LAW ENFORCEMENT SUPPORT CENTER Located in Williston, Vermont, ICE's LESC receives and responds to electronic queries from local law enforcement agencies. It also maintains ICE's public tip line 1-866-DHS-2ICE, where individuals can report immigration or customs violations, undocumented immigrants or their employers. 1.5 m 1 m 1, 133,130 LESC 500k 露 100k IMMIGRATION FY'01 FY'02 FY'03 FY'04 FY'05 FY'06 FY'07 FY'08 FY'09 ALIEN QUERIES FY'10 200k 180k 184,784 160k 140k Not in existance prior to FY '05. 120k 100k TIP LINE CALLS 80 K FY'05 FY'06 FY'07 FY'08 FY'09 FY'10 24k Prior to FY '05, LESC agents manually completed detainers. No permanent detainer records were kept. 22k 20k 20,670 18k 16k ---- 14k ------ DETAINERS ON FOREIGN NATIONALS WANTED BY ICE 12k FY'05 FY'06 FY'07 FY'08 FY'09 FY'10 ICE WITHHELD THIS DATA BASED ON FOIA EXEMPTION (B)(7)(E), WHICH PROTECTS THE DISCLOSURE OF TECHNIQUES, PROCEDURES, OR GUIDELINES FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT INVESTIGATIONS OR PROSECUTIONS IF SUCH DISCLOSURE COULD REASONABLY BE EXPECTED TO RISK CIRCUMVENTION OF THE LAW. SOURCE: DEPORTATION NATION STAFF MARCH 2011 ICE FOIA REQUEST The LESC operates around the clock – 365 days a year. Since Nov. 2004, the LESC has received more than 946,907 calls from law enforcement officers seeking ICE assistance. WHO IS DÊTAINED? Secure Communities is mandated to target "dangerous criminal aliens." Individuals identified through the program include noncitizens, legal permanent residents, and visa holders. ICE places them in three categories: LEVEL 2 LEVEL 3 LEVEL 1 Charged with "aggravated felonies," as defined in 101(a)(43) in the Immigration and Nationality Act, or two or more crimes each punishable by more than one year, commonly referred to as "felonies." Charged with any felony or three or more crimes each punishable by less than one year, commonly referred to as "misdemeanors." Charged with crimes punishable by less than one year. National security, homicide, kidnapping, sexual assault, robbery, aggravated assault, threats, extortion with threat to injure a person, sex offenses, cruelty toward child or wife, resisting an officer, weapon, hit and run, drug (sentence >1 year) Arson, burglary, larceny, stolen vehicles, forgery, fraud, embezzlement, stolen property, damage property with explosive, traffic offenses, smuggling, money laundering, property crimes, drug (sentence < 1 year) Military, immigration, extortion, damage property, family offenses, gambling, commercialized sex offenses, liquor, obstructing the police, bribery, health and safety, civil rights, invasion of privacy, elections laws, conservation, public order crimes. NATIONWIDE 7,225,393 SUBMISSIONS TOTAL FINGERPRINT SUBMISSIONS THROUGH SECURE COMMUNITIES States with the highest fingerprint submission rates include California, Florida and Texas. OCT. 2008 - MAR. 2011 TOTAL FINGERPRINT SUBMISSIONS BY STATE N/AI <100,000 0-20,000 20,001-40,000 40,001-60,000| 60,001-80,000 I 80,001-100,000 >100,000 100,001-300,000 300,001-500,000 500,001-700,000 700,001-900,000 900,000 - 1,000,000I > 1,000,000 1,000,000+ ТОP 5 CRIMINALS VS. NON-CRIMINALS ICE records show the program strays from its mandate of targeting dangerous criminals. STATES WITH HIGHEST NÚMBER OF DEPORTATIONS IDENT DATABASE MATCHES CALIFORNIA 38,828 429,175 507,320 TEXAS 78,145 %3D 25,737 ....... .... LEVEL 1 LEVELS 2 & 3 ТОTAL ARIZONA PERSONS BOOKED INTO ICE CUSTODY & DEPORTED 15,047 ................ FLORIDA 6,514 ................. NORTH CAROLINA 70k 3,378 60k 56,906 60,389 COUNTIES WITH HIGHEST 52,259 NUMBER OF DEPORTATIONS 50k LOS ANGELES, CA 13,695 ... ...... MARICOPA, AZ 13,383 40k 31,735 29,296 30k 26,473 27,748 ................. HARRIS, TX 10,713 .............*** SAN DIEGO, CA 7,830 20k 14,237 10k .............. L1 L2 L3 NON-CRIMINAL DALLAS, TX 3,751 Non-criminals refers to noncitizens who have not ADMINISTRATIVELY REMOVALS AND been convicted of any crimes or noncitizens who were booked but never convicted of an offense. ARRESTED OR BOOKED RETURNS INTO ICE CUSTODY TOTAL: 101,741 TOTAL: 197,302 SOURCE: ICE IDENT/IAFIS INTEROPERABILITY STATISTICS OCT. 27, 2008 - MAR. 31, 2011. 1,143 COUNTIES ENROLLED. DEPORTATION NATION.ORG SECURE COMMUNITIES? Secure Communities is a controversial federal program that sends booking information from local jails to a joint database shared by the FBI and the Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency (ICE). Since 2008, Congress has spent millions for the program to target "dangerous criminal aliens." Deportations are at a record high, but most of those removed are innocent or low-level offenders who have served their time. HOW IT WORKS 2. POLICE SCAN 1. POLICE ARREST A PERSON. THE PERSON'S PRINTS & SUBMIT THEM TO BE CHECKED AGAINST FBI & ICE RECORDS. 3. IF ICE AGENTS FIND 4. POLICE CAN CRIMINAL MIGRATION A MATCH THEY CAN RELEASE THE PERSON OR ASK POLICE TO DETAIN MATCH MATCH IMMIGRATION THE PERSON UNTIL DETAIN THEM THEY CAN PICK FOR UP TO 48 THEM UP. HOURS. LESC BACKGROUND Secure Communities began in Texas in late 2008 and is set to HI be fully deployed nationwide by 2013. MD NV NY он OK 8. states have more than 40 percent of counties enrolled in Secure Communities. As of May 17, 2011, nearly 1,300 counties in 42 states were enrolled in the program. Legislation for opting-out is pending in two of them: California and Illinois. DC is SC UT the only jurisdiction that has successfully opted-out. AZ CA DE FL NC NM Officials cite concerns with public safety, oversight and transparency, and ICE's failure to target people convicted of serious criminal offenses. RI TX VA WI states are 100 percent enrolled in the program. |BEYOND THE COMPUTER Law enforcement agencies enrolled in the Secure Communities program automatically send fingerprints to the FBI's Criminal Justice Information Services Division (CJIS). Prints are also checked by the Department of Homeland Security's US-VISIT, which collects non-citizen's biometric data from consulates and Customs and Border Patrol. If the prints match data in the FBI's IAFIS and ICE's IDENT databases, CJIS sends an Immigration Alien Query (IAQ) to ICE's Law Enforcement Center (LESC). Upon receiving an IAQ, the LESC runs a check to determine a person's immigration status and criminal history. It sends a report to the local ICE Detention and Removal Office (DRO) and CJIS, which can then notify police and issue a detainer. ..--- --- LAW ENFORCEMENT SUPPORT CENTER Located in Williston, Vermont, ICE's LESC receives and responds to electronic queries from local law enforcement agencies. It also maintains ICE's public tip line 1-866-DHS-2ICE, where individuals can report immigration or customs violations, undocumented immigrants or their employers. 1.5 m 1 m 1, 133,130 LESC 500k 露 100k IMMIGRATION FY'01 FY'02 FY'03 FY'04 FY'05 FY'06 FY'07 FY'08 FY'09 ALIEN QUERIES FY'10 200k 180k 184,784 160k 140k Not in existance prior to FY '05. 120k 100k TIP LINE CALLS 80 K FY'05 FY'06 FY'07 FY'08 FY'09 FY'10 24k Prior to FY '05, LESC agents manually completed detainers. No permanent detainer records were kept. 22k 20k 20,670 18k 16k ---- 14k ------ DETAINERS ON FOREIGN NATIONALS WANTED BY ICE 12k FY'05 FY'06 FY'07 FY'08 FY'09 FY'10 ICE WITHHELD THIS DATA BASED ON FOIA EXEMPTION (B)(7)(E), WHICH PROTECTS THE DISCLOSURE OF TECHNIQUES, PROCEDURES, OR GUIDELINES FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT INVESTIGATIONS OR PROSECUTIONS IF SUCH DISCLOSURE COULD REASONABLY BE EXPECTED TO RISK CIRCUMVENTION OF THE LAW. SOURCE: DEPORTATION NATION STAFF MARCH 2011 ICE FOIA REQUEST The LESC operates around the clock – 365 days a year. Since Nov. 2004, the LESC has received more than 946,907 calls from law enforcement officers seeking ICE assistance. WHO IS DÊTAINED? Secure Communities is mandated to target "dangerous criminal aliens." Individuals identified through the program include noncitizens, legal permanent residents, and visa holders. ICE places them in three categories: LEVEL 2 LEVEL 3 LEVEL 1 Charged with "aggravated felonies," as defined in 101(a)(43) in the Immigration and Nationality Act, or two or more crimes each punishable by more than one year, commonly referred to as "felonies." Charged with any felony or three or more crimes each punishable by less than one year, commonly referred to as "misdemeanors." Charged with crimes punishable by less than one year. National security, homicide, kidnapping, sexual assault, robbery, aggravated assault, threats, extortion with threat to injure a person, sex offenses, cruelty toward child or wife, resisting an officer, weapon, hit and run, drug (sentence >1 year) Arson, burglary, larceny, stolen vehicles, forgery, fraud, embezzlement, stolen property, damage property with explosive, traffic offenses, smuggling, money laundering, property crimes, drug (sentence < 1 year) Military, immigration, extortion, damage property, family offenses, gambling, commercialized sex offenses, liquor, obstructing the police, bribery, health and safety, civil rights, invasion of privacy, elections laws, conservation, public order crimes. NATIONWIDE 7,225,393 SUBMISSIONS TOTAL FINGERPRINT SUBMISSIONS THROUGH SECURE COMMUNITIES States with the highest fingerprint submission rates include California, Florida and Texas. OCT. 2008 - MAR. 2011 TOTAL FINGERPRINT SUBMISSIONS BY STATE N/AI <100,000 0-20,000 20,001-40,000 40,001-60,000| 60,001-80,000 I 80,001-100,000 >100,000 100,001-300,000 300,001-500,000 500,001-700,000 700,001-900,000 900,000 - 1,000,000I > 1,000,000 1,000,000+ ТОP 5 CRIMINALS VS. NON-CRIMINALS ICE records show the program strays from its mandate of targeting dangerous criminals. STATES WITH HIGHEST NÚMBER OF DEPORTATIONS IDENT DATABASE MATCHES CALIFORNIA 38,828 429,175 507,320 TEXAS 78,145 %3D 25,737 ....... .... LEVEL 1 LEVELS 2 & 3 ТОTAL ARIZONA PERSONS BOOKED INTO ICE CUSTODY & DEPORTED 15,047 ................ FLORIDA 6,514 ................. NORTH CAROLINA 70k 3,378 60k 56,906 60,389 COUNTIES WITH HIGHEST 52,259 NUMBER OF DEPORTATIONS 50k LOS ANGELES, CA 13,695 ... ...... MARICOPA, AZ 13,383 40k 31,735 29,296 30k 26,473 27,748 ................. HARRIS, TX 10,713 .............*** SAN DIEGO, CA 7,830 20k 14,237 10k .............. L1 L2 L3 NON-CRIMINAL DALLAS, TX 3,751 Non-criminals refers to noncitizens who have not ADMINISTRATIVELY REMOVALS AND been convicted of any crimes or noncitizens who were booked but never convicted of an offense. ARRESTED OR BOOKED RETURNS INTO ICE CUSTODY TOTAL: 101,741 TOTAL: 197,302 SOURCE: ICE IDENT/IAFIS INTEROPERABILITY STATISTICS OCT. 27, 2008 - MAR. 31, 2011. 1,143 COUNTIES ENROLLED. DEPORTATION NATION.ORG SECURE COMMUNITIES? Secure Communities is a controversial federal program that sends booking information from local jails to a joint database shared by the FBI and the Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency (ICE). Since 2008, Congress has spent millions for the program to target "dangerous criminal aliens." Deportations are at a record high, but most of those removed are innocent or low-level offenders who have served their time. HOW IT WORKS 2. POLICE SCAN 1. POLICE ARREST A PERSON. THE PERSON'S PRINTS & SUBMIT THEM TO BE CHECKED AGAINST FBI & ICE RECORDS. 3. IF ICE AGENTS FIND 4. POLICE CAN CRIMINAL MIGRATION A MATCH THEY CAN RELEASE THE PERSON OR ASK POLICE TO DETAIN MATCH MATCH IMMIGRATION THE PERSON UNTIL DETAIN THEM THEY CAN PICK FOR UP TO 48 THEM UP. HOURS. LESC BACKGROUND Secure Communities began in Texas in late 2008 and is set to HI be fully deployed nationwide by 2013. MD NV NY он OK 8. states have more than 40 percent of counties enrolled in Secure Communities. As of May 17, 2011, nearly 1,300 counties in 42 states were enrolled in the program. Legislation for opting-out is pending in two of them: California and Illinois. DC is SC UT the only jurisdiction that has successfully opted-out. AZ CA DE FL NC NM Officials cite concerns with public safety, oversight and transparency, and ICE's failure to target people convicted of serious criminal offenses. RI TX VA WI states are 100 percent enrolled in the program. |BEYOND THE COMPUTER Law enforcement agencies enrolled in the Secure Communities program automatically send fingerprints to the FBI's Criminal Justice Information Services Division (CJIS). Prints are also checked by the Department of Homeland Security's US-VISIT, which collects non-citizen's biometric data from consulates and Customs and Border Patrol. If the prints match data in the FBI's IAFIS and ICE's IDENT databases, CJIS sends an Immigration Alien Query (IAQ) to ICE's Law Enforcement Center (LESC). Upon receiving an IAQ, the LESC runs a check to determine a person's immigration status and criminal history. It sends a report to the local ICE Detention and Removal Office (DRO) and CJIS, which can then notify police and issue a detainer. ..--- --- LAW ENFORCEMENT SUPPORT CENTER Located in Williston, Vermont, ICE's LESC receives and responds to electronic queries from local law enforcement agencies. It also maintains ICE's public tip line 1-866-DHS-2ICE, where individuals can report immigration or customs violations, undocumented immigrants or their employers. 1.5 m 1 m 1, 133,130 LESC 500k 露 100k IMMIGRATION FY'01 FY'02 FY'03 FY'04 FY'05 FY'06 FY'07 FY'08 FY'09 ALIEN QUERIES FY'10 200k 180k 184,784 160k 140k Not in existance prior to FY '05. 120k 100k TIP LINE CALLS 80 K FY'05 FY'06 FY'07 FY'08 FY'09 FY'10 24k Prior to FY '05, LESC agents manually completed detainers. No permanent detainer records were kept. 22k 20k 20,670 18k 16k ---- 14k ------ DETAINERS ON FOREIGN NATIONALS WANTED BY ICE 12k FY'05 FY'06 FY'07 FY'08 FY'09 FY'10 ICE WITHHELD THIS DATA BASED ON FOIA EXEMPTION (B)(7)(E), WHICH PROTECTS THE DISCLOSURE OF TECHNIQUES, PROCEDURES, OR GUIDELINES FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT INVESTIGATIONS OR PROSECUTIONS IF SUCH DISCLOSURE COULD REASONABLY BE EXPECTED TO RISK CIRCUMVENTION OF THE LAW. SOURCE: DEPORTATION NATION STAFF MARCH 2011 ICE FOIA REQUEST The LESC operates around the clock – 365 days a year. Since Nov. 2004, the LESC has received more than 946,907 calls from law enforcement officers seeking ICE assistance. WHO IS DÊTAINED? Secure Communities is mandated to target "dangerous criminal aliens." Individuals identified through the program include noncitizens, legal permanent residents, and visa holders. ICE places them in three categories: LEVEL 2 LEVEL 3 LEVEL 1 Charged with "aggravated felonies," as defined in 101(a)(43) in the Immigration and Nationality Act, or two or more crimes each punishable by more than one year, commonly referred to as "felonies." Charged with any felony or three or more crimes each punishable by less than one year, commonly referred to as "misdemeanors." Charged with crimes punishable by less than one year. National security, homicide, kidnapping, sexual assault, robbery, aggravated assault, threats, extortion with threat to injure a person, sex offenses, cruelty toward child or wife, resisting an officer, weapon, hit and run, drug (sentence >1 year) Arson, burglary, larceny, stolen vehicles, forgery, fraud, embezzlement, stolen property, damage property with explosive, traffic offenses, smuggling, money laundering, property crimes, drug (sentence < 1 year) Military, immigration, extortion, damage property, family offenses, gambling, commercialized sex offenses, liquor, obstructing the police, bribery, health and safety, civil rights, invasion of privacy, elections laws, conservation, public order crimes. NATIONWIDE 7,225,393 SUBMISSIONS TOTAL FINGERPRINT SUBMISSIONS THROUGH SECURE COMMUNITIES States with the highest fingerprint submission rates include California, Florida and Texas. OCT. 2008 - MAR. 2011 TOTAL FINGERPRINT SUBMISSIONS BY STATE N/AI <100,000 0-20,000 20,001-40,000 40,001-60,000| 60,001-80,000 I 80,001-100,000 >100,000 100,001-300,000 300,001-500,000 500,001-700,000 700,001-900,000 900,000 - 1,000,000I > 1,000,000 1,000,000+ ТОP 5 CRIMINALS VS. NON-CRIMINALS ICE records show the program strays from its mandate of targeting dangerous criminals. STATES WITH HIGHEST NÚMBER OF DEPORTATIONS IDENT DATABASE MATCHES CALIFORNIA 38,828 429,175 507,320 TEXAS 78,145 %3D 25,737 ....... .... LEVEL 1 LEVELS 2 & 3 ТОTAL ARIZONA PERSONS BOOKED INTO ICE CUSTODY & DEPORTED 15,047 ................ FLORIDA 6,514 ................. NORTH CAROLINA 70k 3,378 60k 56,906 60,389 COUNTIES WITH HIGHEST 52,259 NUMBER OF DEPORTATIONS 50k LOS ANGELES, CA 13,695 ... ...... MARICOPA, AZ 13,383 40k 31,735 29,296 30k 26,473 27,748 ................. HARRIS, TX 10,713 .............*** SAN DIEGO, CA 7,830 20k 14,237 10k .............. L1 L2 L3 NON-CRIMINAL DALLAS, TX 3,751 Non-criminals refers to noncitizens who have not ADMINISTRATIVELY REMOVALS AND been convicted of any crimes or noncitizens who were booked but never convicted of an offense. ARRESTED OR BOOKED RETURNS INTO ICE CUSTODY TOTAL: 101,741 TOTAL: 197,302 SOURCE: ICE IDENT/IAFIS INTEROPERABILITY STATISTICS OCT. 27, 2008 - MAR. 31, 2011. 1,143 COUNTIES ENROLLED. DEPORTATION NATION.ORG SECURE COMMUNITIES? Secure Communities is a controversial federal program that sends booking information from local jails to a joint database shared by the FBI and the Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency (ICE). Since 2008, Congress has spent millions for the program to target "dangerous criminal aliens." Deportations are at a record high, but most of those removed are innocent or low-level offenders who have served their time. HOW IT WORKS 2. POLICE SCAN 1. POLICE ARREST A PERSON. THE PERSON'S PRINTS & SUBMIT THEM TO BE CHECKED AGAINST FBI & ICE RECORDS. 3. IF ICE AGENTS FIND 4. POLICE CAN CRIMINAL MIGRATION A MATCH THEY CAN RELEASE THE PERSON OR ASK POLICE TO DETAIN MATCH MATCH IMMIGRATION THE PERSON UNTIL DETAIN THEM THEY CAN PICK FOR UP TO 48 THEM UP. HOURS. LESC BACKGROUND Secure Communities began in Texas in late 2008 and is set to HI be fully deployed nationwide by 2013. MD NV NY он OK 8. states have more than 40 percent of counties enrolled in Secure Communities. As of May 17, 2011, nearly 1,300 counties in 42 states were enrolled in the program. Legislation for opting-out is pending in two of them: California and Illinois. DC is SC UT the only jurisdiction that has successfully opted-out. AZ CA DE FL NC NM Officials cite concerns with public safety, oversight and transparency, and ICE's failure to target people convicted of serious criminal offenses. RI TX VA WI states are 100 percent enrolled in the program. |BEYOND THE COMPUTER Law enforcement agencies enrolled in the Secure Communities program automatically send fingerprints to the FBI's Criminal Justice Information Services Division (CJIS). Prints are also checked by the Department of Homeland Security's US-VISIT, which collects non-citizen's biometric data from consulates and Customs and Border Patrol. If the prints match data in the FBI's IAFIS and ICE's IDENT databases, CJIS sends an Immigration Alien Query (IAQ) to ICE's Law Enforcement Center (LESC). Upon receiving an IAQ, the LESC runs a check to determine a person's immigration status and criminal history. It sends a report to the local ICE Detention and Removal Office (DRO) and CJIS, which can then notify police and issue a detainer. ..--- --- LAW ENFORCEMENT SUPPORT CENTER Located in Williston, Vermont, ICE's LESC receives and responds to electronic queries from local law enforcement agencies. It also maintains ICE's public tip line 1-866-DHS-2ICE, where individuals can report immigration or customs violations, undocumented immigrants or their employers. 1.5 m 1 m 1, 133,130 LESC 500k 露 100k IMMIGRATION FY'01 FY'02 FY'03 FY'04 FY'05 FY'06 FY'07 FY'08 FY'09 ALIEN QUERIES FY'10 200k 180k 184,784 160k 140k Not in existance prior to FY '05. 120k 100k TIP LINE CALLS 80 K FY'05 FY'06 FY'07 FY'08 FY'09 FY'10 24k Prior to FY '05, LESC agents manually completed detainers. No permanent detainer records were kept. 22k 20k 20,670 18k 16k ---- 14k ------ DETAINERS ON FOREIGN NATIONALS WANTED BY ICE 12k FY'05 FY'06 FY'07 FY'08 FY'09 FY'10 ICE WITHHELD THIS DATA BASED ON FOIA EXEMPTION (B)(7)(E), WHICH PROTECTS THE DISCLOSURE OF TECHNIQUES, PROCEDURES, OR GUIDELINES FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT INVESTIGATIONS OR PROSECUTIONS IF SUCH DISCLOSURE COULD REASONABLY BE EXPECTED TO RISK CIRCUMVENTION OF THE LAW. SOURCE: DEPORTATION NATION STAFF MARCH 2011 ICE FOIA REQUEST The LESC operates around the clock – 365 days a year. Since Nov. 2004, the LESC has received more than 946,907 calls from law enforcement officers seeking ICE assistance. WHO IS DÊTAINED? Secure Communities is mandated to target "dangerous criminal aliens." Individuals identified through the program include noncitizens, legal permanent residents, and visa holders. ICE places them in three categories: LEVEL 2 LEVEL 3 LEVEL 1 Charged with "aggravated felonies," as defined in 101(a)(43) in the Immigration and Nationality Act, or two or more crimes each punishable by more than one year, commonly referred to as "felonies." Charged with any felony or three or more crimes each punishable by less than one year, commonly referred to as "misdemeanors." Charged with crimes punishable by less than one year. National security, homicide, kidnapping, sexual assault, robbery, aggravated assault, threats, extortion with threat to injure a person, sex offenses, cruelty toward child or wife, resisting an officer, weapon, hit and run, drug (sentence >1 year) Arson, burglary, larceny, stolen vehicles, forgery, fraud, embezzlement, stolen property, damage property with explosive, traffic offenses, smuggling, money laundering, property crimes, drug (sentence < 1 year) Military, immigration, extortion, damage property, family offenses, gambling, commercialized sex offenses, liquor, obstructing the police, bribery, health and safety, civil rights, invasion of privacy, elections laws, conservation, public order crimes. NATIONWIDE 7,225,393 SUBMISSIONS TOTAL FINGERPRINT SUBMISSIONS THROUGH SECURE COMMUNITIES States with the highest fingerprint submission rates include California, Florida and Texas. OCT. 2008 - MAR. 2011 TOTAL FINGERPRINT SUBMISSIONS BY STATE N/AI <100,000 0-20,000 20,001-40,000 40,001-60,000| 60,001-80,000 I 80,001-100,000 >100,000 100,001-300,000 300,001-500,000 500,001-700,000 700,001-900,000 900,000 - 1,000,000I > 1,000,000 1,000,000+ ТОP 5 CRIMINALS VS. NON-CRIMINALS ICE records show the program strays from its mandate of targeting dangerous criminals. STATES WITH HIGHEST NÚMBER OF DEPORTATIONS IDENT DATABASE MATCHES CALIFORNIA 38,828 429,175 507,320 TEXAS 78,145 %3D 25,737 ....... .... LEVEL 1 LEVELS 2 & 3 ТОTAL ARIZONA PERSONS BOOKED INTO ICE CUSTODY & DEPORTED 15,047 ................ FLORIDA 6,514 ................. NORTH CAROLINA 70k 3,378 60k 56,906 60,389 COUNTIES WITH HIGHEST 52,259 NUMBER OF DEPORTATIONS 50k LOS ANGELES, CA 13,695 ... ...... MARICOPA, AZ 13,383 40k 31,735 29,296 30k 26,473 27,748 ................. HARRIS, TX 10,713 .............*** SAN DIEGO, CA 7,830 20k 14,237 10k .............. L1 L2 L3 NON-CRIMINAL DALLAS, TX 3,751 Non-criminals refers to noncitizens who have not ADMINISTRATIVELY REMOVALS AND been convicted of any crimes or noncitizens who were booked but never convicted of an offense. ARRESTED OR BOOKED RETURNS INTO ICE CUSTODY TOTAL: 101,741 TOTAL: 197,302 SOURCE: ICE IDENT/IAFIS INTEROPERABILITY STATISTICS OCT. 27, 2008 - MAR. 31, 2011. 1,143 COUNTIES ENROLLED. DEPORTATION NATION.ORG SECURE COMMUNITIES? Secure Communities is a controversial federal program that sends booking information from local jails to a joint database shared by the FBI and the Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency (ICE). Since 2008, Congress has spent millions for the program to target "dangerous criminal aliens." Deportations are at a record high, but most of those removed are innocent or low-level offenders who have served their time. HOW IT WORKS 2. POLICE SCAN 1. POLICE ARREST A PERSON. THE PERSON'S PRINTS & SUBMIT THEM TO BE CHECKED AGAINST FBI & ICE RECORDS. 3. IF ICE AGENTS FIND 4. POLICE CAN CRIMINAL MIGRATION A MATCH THEY CAN RELEASE THE PERSON OR ASK POLICE TO DETAIN MATCH MATCH IMMIGRATION THE PERSON UNTIL DETAIN THEM THEY CAN PICK FOR UP TO 48 THEM UP. HOURS. LESC BACKGROUND Secure Communities began in Texas in late 2008 and is set to HI be fully deployed nationwide by 2013. MD NV NY он OK 8. states have more than 40 percent of counties enrolled in Secure Communities. As of May 17, 2011, nearly 1,300 counties in 42 states were enrolled in the program. Legislation for opting-out is pending in two of them: California and Illinois. DC is SC UT the only jurisdiction that has successfully opted-out. AZ CA DE FL NC NM Officials cite concerns with public safety, oversight and transparency, and ICE's failure to target people convicted of serious criminal offenses. RI TX VA WI states are 100 percent enrolled in the program. |BEYOND THE COMPUTER Law enforcement agencies enrolled in the Secure Communities program automatically send fingerprints to the FBI's Criminal Justice Information Services Division (CJIS). Prints are also checked by the Department of Homeland Security's US-VISIT, which collects non-citizen's biometric data from consulates and Customs and Border Patrol. If the prints match data in the FBI's IAFIS and ICE's IDENT databases, CJIS sends an Immigration Alien Query (IAQ) to ICE's Law Enforcement Center (LESC). Upon receiving an IAQ, the LESC runs a check to determine a person's immigration status and criminal history. It sends a report to the local ICE Detention and Removal Office (DRO) and CJIS, which can then notify police and issue a detainer. ..--- --- LAW ENFORCEMENT SUPPORT CENTER Located in Williston, Vermont, ICE's LESC receives and responds to electronic queries from local law enforcement agencies. It also maintains ICE's public tip line 1-866-DHS-2ICE, where individuals can report immigration or customs violations, undocumented immigrants or their employers. 1.5 m 1 m 1, 133,130 LESC 500k 露 100k IMMIGRATION FY'01 FY'02 FY'03 FY'04 FY'05 FY'06 FY'07 FY'08 FY'09 ALIEN QUERIES FY'10 200k 180k 184,784 160k 140k Not in existance prior to FY '05. 120k 100k TIP LINE CALLS 80 K FY'05 FY'06 FY'07 FY'08 FY'09 FY'10 24k Prior to FY '05, LESC agents manually completed detainers. No permanent detainer records were kept. 22k 20k 20,670 18k 16k ---- 14k ------ DETAINERS ON FOREIGN NATIONALS WANTED BY ICE 12k FY'05 FY'06 FY'07 FY'08 FY'09 FY'10 ICE WITHHELD THIS DATA BASED ON FOIA EXEMPTION (B)(7)(E), WHICH PROTECTS THE DISCLOSURE OF TECHNIQUES, PROCEDURES, OR GUIDELINES FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT INVESTIGATIONS OR PROSECUTIONS IF SUCH DISCLOSURE COULD REASONABLY BE EXPECTED TO RISK CIRCUMVENTION OF THE LAW. SOURCE: DEPORTATION NATION STAFF MARCH 2011 ICE FOIA REQUEST The LESC operates around the clock – 365 days a year. Since Nov. 2004, the LESC has received more than 946,907 calls from law enforcement officers seeking ICE assistance. WHO IS DÊTAINED? Secure Communities is mandated to target "dangerous criminal aliens." Individuals identified through the program include noncitizens, legal permanent residents, and visa holders. ICE places them in three categories: LEVEL 2 LEVEL 3 LEVEL 1 Charged with "aggravated felonies," as defined in 101(a)(43) in the Immigration and Nationality Act, or two or more crimes each punishable by more than one year, commonly referred to as "felonies." Charged with any felony or three or more crimes each punishable by less than one year, commonly referred to as "misdemeanors." Charged with crimes punishable by less than one year. National security, homicide, kidnapping, sexual assault, robbery, aggravated assault, threats, extortion with threat to injure a person, sex offenses, cruelty toward child or wife, resisting an officer, weapon, hit and run, drug (sentence >1 year) Arson, burglary, larceny, stolen vehicles, forgery, fraud, embezzlement, stolen property, damage property with explosive, traffic offenses, smuggling, money laundering, property crimes, drug (sentence < 1 year) Military, immigration, extortion, damage property, family offenses, gambling, commercialized sex offenses, liquor, obstructing the police, bribery, health and safety, civil rights, invasion of privacy, elections laws, conservation, public order crimes. NATIONWIDE 7,225,393 SUBMISSIONS TOTAL FINGERPRINT SUBMISSIONS THROUGH SECURE COMMUNITIES States with the highest fingerprint submission rates include California, Florida and Texas. OCT. 2008 - MAR. 2011 TOTAL FINGERPRINT SUBMISSIONS BY STATE N/AI <100,000 0-20,000 20,001-40,000 40,001-60,000| 60,001-80,000 I 80,001-100,000 >100,000 100,001-300,000 300,001-500,000 500,001-700,000 700,001-900,000 900,000 - 1,000,000I > 1,000,000 1,000,000+ ТОP 5 CRIMINALS VS. NON-CRIMINALS ICE records show the program strays from its mandate of targeting dangerous criminals. STATES WITH HIGHEST NÚMBER OF DEPORTATIONS IDENT DATABASE MATCHES CALIFORNIA 38,828 429,175 507,320 TEXAS 78,145 %3D 25,737 ....... .... LEVEL 1 LEVELS 2 & 3 ТОTAL ARIZONA PERSONS BOOKED INTO ICE CUSTODY & DEPORTED 15,047 ................ FLORIDA 6,514 ................. NORTH CAROLINA 70k 3,378 60k 56,906 60,389 COUNTIES WITH HIGHEST 52,259 NUMBER OF DEPORTATIONS 50k LOS ANGELES, CA 13,695 ... ...... MARICOPA, AZ 13,383 40k 31,735 29,296 30k 26,473 27,748 ................. HARRIS, TX 10,713 .............*** SAN DIEGO, CA 7,830 20k 14,237 10k .............. L1 L2 L3 NON-CRIMINAL DALLAS, TX 3,751 Non-criminals refers to noncitizens who have not ADMINISTRATIVELY REMOVALS AND been convicted of any crimes or noncitizens who were booked but never convicted of an offense. ARRESTED OR BOOKED RETURNS INTO ICE CUSTODY TOTAL: 101,741 TOTAL: 197,302 SOURCE: ICE IDENT/IAFIS INTEROPERABILITY STATISTICS OCT. 27, 2008 - MAR. 31, 2011. 1,143 COUNTIES ENROLLED. DEPORTATION NATION.ORG SECURE COMMUNITIES? Secure Communities is a controversial federal program that sends booking information from local jails to a joint database shared by the FBI and the Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency (ICE). Since 2008, Congress has spent millions for the program to target "dangerous criminal aliens." Deportations are at a record high, but most of those removed are innocent or low-level offenders who have served their time. HOW IT WORKS 2. POLICE SCAN 1. POLICE ARREST A PERSON. THE PERSON'S PRINTS & SUBMIT THEM TO BE CHECKED AGAINST FBI & ICE RECORDS. 3. IF ICE AGENTS FIND 4. POLICE CAN CRIMINAL MIGRATION A MATCH THEY CAN RELEASE THE PERSON OR ASK POLICE TO DETAIN MATCH MATCH IMMIGRATION THE PERSON UNTIL DETAIN THEM THEY CAN PICK FOR UP TO 48 THEM UP. HOURS. LESC BACKGROUND Secure Communities began in Texas in late 2008 and is set to HI be fully deployed nationwide by 2013. MD NV NY он OK 8. states have more than 40 percent of counties enrolled in Secure Communities. As of May 17, 2011, nearly 1,300 counties in 42 states were enrolled in the program. Legislation for opting-out is pending in two of them: California and Illinois. DC is SC UT the only jurisdiction that has successfully opted-out. AZ CA DE FL NC NM Officials cite concerns with public safety, oversight and transparency, and ICE's failure to target people convicted of serious criminal offenses. RI TX VA WI states are 100 percent enrolled in the program. |BEYOND THE COMPUTER Law enforcement agencies enrolled in the Secure Communities program automatically send fingerprints to the FBI's Criminal Justice Information Services Division (CJIS). Prints are also checked by the Department of Homeland Security's US-VISIT, which collects non-citizen's biometric data from consulates and Customs and Border Patrol. If the prints match data in the FBI's IAFIS and ICE's IDENT databases, CJIS sends an Immigration Alien Query (IAQ) to ICE's Law Enforcement Center (LESC). Upon receiving an IAQ, the LESC runs a check to determine a person's immigration status and criminal history. It sends a report to the local ICE Detention and Removal Office (DRO) and CJIS, which can then notify police and issue a detainer. ..--- --- LAW ENFORCEMENT SUPPORT CENTER Located in Williston, Vermont, ICE's LESC receives and responds to electronic queries from local law enforcement agencies. It also maintains ICE's public tip line 1-866-DHS-2ICE, where individuals can report immigration or customs violations, undocumented immigrants or their employers. 1.5 m 1 m 1, 133,130 LESC 500k 露 100k IMMIGRATION FY'01 FY'02 FY'03 FY'04 FY'05 FY'06 FY'07 FY'08 FY'09 ALIEN QUERIES FY'10 200k 180k 184,784 160k 140k Not in existance prior to FY '05. 120k 100k TIP LINE CALLS 80 K FY'05 FY'06 FY'07 FY'08 FY'09 FY'10 24k Prior to FY '05, LESC agents manually completed detainers. No permanent detainer records were kept. 22k 20k 20,670 18k 16k ---- 14k ------ DETAINERS ON FOREIGN NATIONALS WANTED BY ICE 12k FY'05 FY'06 FY'07 FY'08 FY'09 FY'10 ICE WITHHELD THIS DATA BASED ON FOIA EXEMPTION (B)(7)(E), WHICH PROTECTS THE DISCLOSURE OF TECHNIQUES, PROCEDURES, OR GUIDELINES FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT INVESTIGATIONS OR PROSECUTIONS IF SUCH DISCLOSURE COULD REASONABLY BE EXPECTED TO RISK CIRCUMVENTION OF THE LAW. SOURCE: DEPORTATION NATION STAFF MARCH 2011 ICE FOIA REQUEST The LESC operates around the clock – 365 days a year. Since Nov. 2004, the LESC has received more than 946,907 calls from law enforcement officers seeking ICE assistance. WHO IS DÊTAINED? Secure Communities is mandated to target "dangerous criminal aliens." Individuals identified through the program include noncitizens, legal permanent residents, and visa holders. ICE places them in three categories: LEVEL 2 LEVEL 3 LEVEL 1 Charged with "aggravated felonies," as defined in 101(a)(43) in the Immigration and Nationality Act, or two or more crimes each punishable by more than one year, commonly referred to as "felonies." Charged with any felony or three or more crimes each punishable by less than one year, commonly referred to as "misdemeanors." Charged with crimes punishable by less than one year. National security, homicide, kidnapping, sexual assault, robbery, aggravated assault, threats, extortion with threat to injure a person, sex offenses, cruelty toward child or wife, resisting an officer, weapon, hit and run, drug (sentence >1 year) Arson, burglary, larceny, stolen vehicles, forgery, fraud, embezzlement, stolen property, damage property with explosive, traffic offenses, smuggling, money laundering, property crimes, drug (sentence < 1 year) Military, immigration, extortion, damage property, family offenses, gambling, commercialized sex offenses, liquor, obstructing the police, bribery, health and safety, civil rights, invasion of privacy, elections laws, conservation, public order crimes. NATIONWIDE 7,225,393 SUBMISSIONS TOTAL FINGERPRINT SUBMISSIONS THROUGH SECURE COMMUNITIES States with the highest fingerprint submission rates include California, Florida and Texas. OCT. 2008 - MAR. 2011 TOTAL FINGERPRINT SUBMISSIONS BY STATE N/AI <100,000 0-20,000 20,001-40,000 40,001-60,000| 60,001-80,000 I 80,001-100,000 >100,000 100,001-300,000 300,001-500,000 500,001-700,000 700,001-900,000 900,000 - 1,000,000I > 1,000,000 1,000,000+ ТОP 5 CRIMINALS VS. NON-CRIMINALS ICE records show the program strays from its mandate of targeting dangerous criminals. STATES WITH HIGHEST NÚMBER OF DEPORTATIONS IDENT DATABASE MATCHES CALIFORNIA 38,828 429,175 507,320 TEXAS 78,145 %3D 25,737 ....... .... LEVEL 1 LEVELS 2 & 3 ТОTAL ARIZONA PERSONS BOOKED INTO ICE CUSTODY & DEPORTED 15,047 ................ FLORIDA 6,514 ................. NORTH CAROLINA 70k 3,378 60k 56,906 60,389 COUNTIES WITH HIGHEST 52,259 NUMBER OF DEPORTATIONS 50k LOS ANGELES, CA 13,695 ... ...... MARICOPA, AZ 13,383 40k 31,735 29,296 30k 26,473 27,748 ................. HARRIS, TX 10,713 .............*** SAN DIEGO, CA 7,830 20k 14,237 10k .............. L1 L2 L3 NON-CRIMINAL DALLAS, TX 3,751 Non-criminals refers to noncitizens who have not ADMINISTRATIVELY REMOVALS AND been convicted of any crimes or noncitizens who were booked but never convicted of an offense. ARRESTED OR BOOKED RETURNS INTO ICE CUSTODY TOTAL: 101,741 TOTAL: 197,302 SOURCE: ICE IDENT/IAFIS INTEROPERABILITY STATISTICS OCT. 27, 2008 - MAR. 31, 2011. 1,143 COUNTIES ENROLLED. DEPORTATION NATION.ORG