The data provides the first glimpse at the scope and scale of ICE enforcement actions in Wisconsin, which was previously unavailable to the public.

Forty percent of the nearly 112,000 arrests by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) from Jan. 20 through late June were of convicted criminals. That’s compared with 53% of the nearly 51,000 arrests for same time period in 2024 under the Biden administration.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrests of people without criminal charges or convictions have jumped in D.C., Virginia and Maryland, newly obtained data shows. Why it matters: The numbers illustrate a major shift that occurred soon after the Trump administration tripled ICE's daily arrest quota.

The administration is offering financial incentives to lure back recently departed immigration officers as it works to fill 10,000 job openings.

ICE said the 243 people arrested during the operation have been charged with or convicted of criminal offenses.

President Trump has approved $50 million in federal funds for Michigan to support repairs and recovery from the March ice storm in northern Michigan.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency announced Wednesday that it would be providing public assistance to 13 Michigan counties and the Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians to supplement ongoing recovery efforts after the state was rocked by ice storms in March.

President Donald Trump has approved Michigan's request for a disaster declaration to help with the cost of cleanup efforts after a March ice storm.