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Our Funding Reports
We aim and pride ourselves on transparency with our funding reports, giving accurate numbers on where your money goes and how many families were impacted. Reports are created once funding closes, for the ongoing Emergency Assistance Fund we share minimal information (for privacy reasons) as the enforcement is on going. We share relevant data on our socials medias on families impacted and the areas most affected during current times.
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Research Data
Since January of 2025, we have kept record and will continue to monitor the abductions of our families. The charts below are broken down by different sections, demographics, or regions. At the time of this upload, the data will be outdated only reflects from January 2025 through July 31, 2026.
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What does the data show?
Combined, the ISAP and Field Office detainments are those individuals who are required to have had consistent check-ins at the Intensive Supervision Appearance Program (ISAP) office.
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ISAP monitors noncitizens undergoing immigration court proceedings who are classified as NON-violent criminals.
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Participants are generally not violent offenders; many are asylum seekers or individuals facing civil immigration violations rather than criminal convictions.
Over 89% of the detainments of our community members and families have been done without any judicial or administrative warrant shown or presented to the abductee. These detainments are often reported as street kidnappings, with people often being taken on their way to work and not be able to get in touch with family until processed at local field offices.
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Only (<0.1%) of the total 2,416 kidnappings that have occurred in our counties had shown valid judicial warrants.
Data is being recorded internally on the basis of community outreach, direct referrals, and families reporting their loved ones. Verification of detainment confirms those individuals who are missing that are then booked into the ICE Locator system. We do not share sensitive or individual-specific information.