Citizens Detained in Immigration Raids

A publicly compiled dataset shows at least 506 instances since 2025 where federal immigration operations detained people later identified as U.S. citizens — including handcuffing at gunpoint, children detained, and some deportations. Most detained were people of color, many were held without timely access to counsel, and substantial fractions of obstruction/assault claims resulted in no federal charges. — This documents an empirical pattern where aggressive immigration enforcement spills over to citizens, raising constitutional, oversight, and racial‑profiling questions that demand policy and judicial attention.