Technorati Profile TRAC Bulletins: Free reports on U.S. Federal criminal prosecutions and convictions, based on the most recent Department of Justice data. Go to TRAC Bulletins. TRAC Data Interpreter Create reports from TRAC's extensive warehouse of criminal prosecution data. Try it now! Growth In Immigration Backlog Slowing (08 Feb 2012) The number of cases awaiting a resolution before the Immigration Courts reached a total of 300,225 at the end of December 2011, up from 297,551 at the end of September. See more... Share of Immigration Cases Ending in Deportation Orders Hits Record Low (07 Feb 2012) TRAC's web-based tools monitoring ICE's exercise of prosecutorial discretion in the Immigration Courts have been updated with court data tracking outcomes through December 2011. See more... DHS Referred Most Federal Criminal Prosecutions in October 2011 (26 Jan 2012) The latest available data from the Justice Department show that during October 2011 the Department of Homeland Security's efforts to enforce immigration and customs laws accounted for 59% of all federal criminal prosecutions. See more... ICE Continues to Stonewall on Immigration Enforcement Data (10 Jan 2012) On January 4, 2012 TRAC published data provided by ICE which indicated that many fewer individuals had been apprehended, deported or detained by the agency than had been claimed in its official statements. See more... Agency's Immigration Enforcement Claims Not Supported By Own Data (04 Jan 2012) Case-by-case records provided by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) show that many fewer individuals were apprehended, deported or detained by the agency than were claimed in its official statements: congressional testimony, press releases, and the agency's latest 2010 Yearbook of Immigration Statistics. See more... See All News Entries...
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