A significant increase in arrests has been reported by Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The agency's data shows over 43,000 arrests were made in a single month, a notable spike. These individuals are initially held in temporary facilities. Conditions in these facilities have become a concern, with overcrowding and limited amenities. Basic services such as beds and showers are often lacking.

Further information on this situation is available from The Marshall Project and The Washington Post. Details on the living conditions and treatment of those held in these facilities can be found through these sources.