The Trump administration says it's deporting violent criminals, but its own internal data proves

The Trump administration says it's deporting violent criminals, but its own internal data proves that's a lie 🚨 A recent article in CBS News explains that less than fourteen percent of nearly four hundred thousand people arrested by ICE in Trump's first year had a violent criminal history. Forty percent of those arrested had no criminal record at all. None. They were detained solely for civil immigration violations like overstaying their visa or living without papers. These are workers, parents, neighbors, and members of your community, not the murderers and rapists Trump constantly talks about. The real numbers destroy the official narrative ⚖️ Less than two percent of arrests involved homicide or sexual assault charges. Only two percent had alleged gang affiliation. Meanwhile, ICE conducts raids in Home Depot parking lots, detains day laborers, and questions U.S. citizens about their status in Chicago, Los Angeles, Minneapolis. The public is noticing. Support for Trump's deportation program dropped from fifty-nine percent to forty-six percent. More than sixty percent say agents are too harsh. Here's what matters. Many who support these policies believe the lie that ICE is going after criminals. If they knew that four out of ten people arrested had no criminal record and most of the rest committed nonviolent offenses, that support would collapse. The administration knows this, which is why those numbers stayed internal until CBS News obtained them. Does it surprise you that government data contradicts everything they say about who's actually being deported?