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While the Department of Homeland Security has said federal detention centers are at capacity, the number of people in ICE detention centers in Ohio has grown slowly since Trump began his push to increase the number of deportations, according to data from the Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse, which tracks the average number of detainees in ICE detention centers across the country.
In TRAC’s most recent recording on March 17, Ohio was holding an average daily population of 132 ICE detainees. On March 3, the count was 117 average daily detainees. Before the inauguration, the count was 113 on January 6 and 114 on December 23.
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