Recent data released regarding Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations, particularly in Minnesota and Maine, suggests a significant number of individuals arrested have no prior criminal records. Amidst a crackdown resulting in thousands of arrests under initiatives like Operation Midway Blitz and Operation Metro Surge, reports indicate that less than a quarter of those detained across various operations were convicted criminals. In Minnesota, it was revealed that two-thirds of ICE detainees had no criminal history. Similarly, in Maine, over 90% of those arrested during a recent operation lacked criminal convictions. This data raises concerns about the enforcement strategies being employed by ICE, which were intended to target serious offenders but appear to disproportionately affect those with no legal infractions. As a result, ICE has signaled a shift toward a quieter enforcement approach following scrutiny of its tactics.