Oregon saw 1,100 immigration arrests in 2025
Federal immigration agents arrested about 1,100 people in Oregon this year, immigration experts estimate — a surge from the 113 arrests recorded in all of 2024. Federal immigration agents arrested about 1,100 people in Oregon in 2025, according to immigration experts, a significant increase from the 113 arrests recorded in all of 2024. This comes after the Trump administration announced it would target states like Oregon with laws preventing local law enforcement from coordinating with federal immigration officials. The Deportation Data Project, a database run by lawyers and academics who collected national ICE arrest data from public records requests, also provided data from immigration advocates. The rise in arrests came after President Donald Trump increased the national daily ICE arrest quota from 1,000 to 3,000 per day. The data also revealed that only 32% of those arrested in 2025 had criminal convictions, down from 45% in 2024. The most recent arrests were from Mexico, followed by Honduras, Venezuela, Guatemala and China.
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Federal immigration agents arrested about 1,100 people in Oregon this year, immigration experts estimate — a surge from the 113 arrests recorded in all of 2024.
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