The public record of the enforcement campaign
What ICE is doing, documented and kept.
The ICE List is a volunteer-built record of U.S. immigration enforcement: the detention sites, the agents, the incidents, and the people who have died. This is where the story of those numbers lives, and where you can learn your rights and help.
The record so far
live from the wikiEvery figure is drawn from the record and refreshes automatically.
Is the record online?
The ICE List and ICE Watch come under regular, sophisticated denial-of-service attacks. If a service is briefly unreachable, it is very often an attack in progress, not a fault, and it will return. The record is mirrored and hardened; nothing is lost.
Latest
The first pieces are being written. Meanwhile, the full record is at theicelist.org.
You can help document this
Report a sighting or upload footage through the Watch app, join the volunteer queues, or share what you see. Everything is reviewed before it is published.