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A/PI ICE Tracker

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Stop AAPI Hate’s Asian and Pacific Islander ICE Tracker turns federal immigration enforcement data into clear, interactive dashboards tracking the impact of Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) actions on Asian and Pacific Islander communities.

Track trends

Track current trends in ICE arrests, detentions, and deportations involving Asian and Pacific Islander people. 

Disaggregate data

Disaggregate ICE data by age, gender, and country of citizenship.

Explore state data

Explore how much Asian and Pacific Islander ICE activity is happening in each state. 

Where does the data come from?

The data is provided by ICE in response to regular Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests filed by the Deportation Data Project (DDP). We use DDP’s processed datasets for our own analyses. 

To cite the tracker, please use the following: Stop AAPI Hate. “A/PI ICE Tracker.” Accessed [date]. apiicetracker.org


How often will the tracker be updated?

Our goal is to update the tracker as soon as new data becomes available. Our tracker uses datasets from the Deportation Data Project (DDP) at UC Berkeley and UCLA. DDP requests data from ICE through Freedom of Information Act (FOIA requests), and new releases of data depend on ICE responding to these requests which they do not do on a regular basis. 

We will continue updating the tracker as new data become available — and working with communities to understand what the numbers mean.


Where can I learn more about your methods?

We apply the Deportation Data Project’s trusted methodology, with some adaptations to fit the tracker’s specific focus. Full details on sources and methodology are available on the tracker’s “About” page.


How can I get in touch with you?

We do our best to ensure the tracker is accurate and useful, but if you notice an error, have a question about the data, or have an idea for a feature, please reach out to the Stop AAPI Hate data & research team.

This blog highlights key findings from the latest A/PI ICE data and conversations with partners to explore how ICE is affecting our communities.

These fact sheets highlight key statistics from the Asian and Pacific Islander ICE data to show the impacts of immigration enforcement on our communities.