Mr. Trusclair

The debate about who actually pays for tariffs has simmered in boardrooms and at kitchen tables across America. A little over a year into President Donald Trump’s tariff regime, a number of studies are now determining that U.S. consumers have been its biggest financier.

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using the latest official U.S. ICE fiscal-year figures I found:

Fiscal Year 2025:
442,637 people were deported/returned/removed by ICE.
Of those, 166,939 were listed as having criminal convictions or pending criminal charges. That equals about 37.7%, or roughly 38%.

So the breakdown is:

Category Number Percent
Total deported/removed/returned 442,637 100%
With criminal convictions or pending charges 166,939 37.7%
Not in that criminal category 275,698 62.3%

Important distinction: “criminal” here does not mean every person was convicted. ICE’s reported category includes people with criminal convictions or pending criminal charges, so some were charged but not yet convicted.

For comparison, in Fiscal Year 2024, ICE reported 271,484 removals, and 88,763 had criminal histories, about 32.7%.

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