ICE data show more than 356,000 removals so far this fiscal year, putting the government on pace to approach the modern-era record set in fiscal 2013. Roughly 70% of the 65,765 people in ICE detention have never been convicted of a crime, according to Syracuse University's TRAC project analysis of ICE data. The surge has particularly affected Haitians who lost Temporary Protected Status after a Supreme Court ruling, with deportation flights to Haiti increasing from about once a month to nearly every Thursday, sending people back to a country plagued by gang violence and displacement.