Bob511

There was also the finalized settlement that lifted the last of the injunction on detained population mid-June, right?

Awful timing. 🫤

Interval ADP and Reported ADP for Adelanto ICE Processing Center As of July 21, 2025, ICE reported an annualized average of 351 detainees at the facility. Using an interval average, the number detained on that date was likely closer to 1,664.

ICE's annualized average tells us that "only" 351 people are held at Adelanto ICE Processing Center.

With the help of some math, we can determine that ICE actually detains around *1,664* people at Adelanto.

A difference of more than 1,300 people. Largest discrepancy since at least Oct. 1, 2023.

First images of ICE migrant detention facility at Fort Bliss in El Paso, Texas The El Paso Times has obtained the first aerial images of the Trump administration's new immigrant detention facility at Fort Bliss.

Here are the first areal photos of Trump's immigration detention facility at Fort Bliss, El Paso. The first detainees started arriving on Friday.

Here is my quick rundown of what we know about the site.

It looks like they left in a couple, yeah (the other isn't quite as revealing). I assume "P" is Papu Sandhu at OIL.

Interval ADP and Reported ADP for Stewart Detention Center As of July 21, 2025, ICE reported an annualized average of 1,882 detainees at the facility. Using an internal average, the number detained on that date was likely closer to 2,114.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement uses over 175 facilities across the states and territories of the US to detain people who ICE believes are eligible for removal.

Starting today, I am going to start posting some summary information from DetentionReports.com for two facilities each day.

the Court fails to do so by suggesting the Attorney General unreasonably relied on section 1182(d)(5)(A). Not so. That statute provides that parole is not “an admission of the alien and when the purposes of such parole shall ... have been served the alien shall forthwith return ... to the custody from which he was paroled and thereafter his case shall continue to be dealt with in the same manner as that of any other applicant for admission to the United States.” Thus, Congress made clear that parole is simply a temporary release of an alien into the United States that confers no immigration status, and that once parole expires or is revoked, the alien shall be detained and treated as any other applicant for admission. In a nutshell, an alien paroled at a port of entry stands in the same legal position as one stopped at the border and should be treated as such for purposes of expedited removal.

DOJ's Office of Immigration Litigation appears to have left a note in that undermines the argument they are being made to advance in this filing. In the section of the filing, "The Court’s objections to the Government’s interpretation of “arriving” are not persuasive. The Court’s observation that none of the pre-expedited removal cases cited in Defendants’ brief use the term “arriving” is beside the point. See op. at 60. The critical point is that these specific principles concerning parole and paroled arriving aliens were well-established at the time of the enactment of the expedited removal statute through the Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act of 1996 (IIRIRA) and should weigh heavily when interpreting the term “arriving.” Although a paroled arriving alien may have “arrived” at a port of entry in terms of a historical event, see op. at 61, that does not mean he is not an “arriving alien” for purposes of the “arriving in” authority; he is positionally an arriving alien and Congress legislated with the awareness of that principle. 3" the embedded note at 3 in yellow reads, "Civil/OIL Flagging for DHS to make sure it agrees. Also, how do we interpret 8 CFR 212.5(e)(2)(i), which states in part: "parole shall be terminated upon written notice to the alien and he or she shall be restored to the status that he or she had at the time of parole." If parole does not change an arriving alien's status why would they need to be "restored to the status that [they] had at the time of parole"?"

The Office of Immigration Litigation:

"If parole does not change an arriving alien's status why would they need to be "restored to the status that [they] had at the time of parole"?"

😏

storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.us...

So am I reading these exhibit lists wrong, or are the only agreements FL and USFG plan to produce b/w
•ICE and FHP
•ICE and FDLE
•"ICE and DHS" (🤨)
?
storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.us...
storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.us...

*glancing at imaginary watch*

4/8 July: 727 domestic shuffle flights - highest level since I started in January 2020. Shuffle flights totaled 2,022 over the past 3 months, up 956 (90%) over same period in 2024. July was 240 (49%) over the prior 6-mo avg.

2/8 July: 1,214 total flights- highest level since I started in Jan 2020, and above prior high month of 1,187 in Jan by 27 (2%). Flights totaled 3,484 the past 3 months, up 1,382 (66%) over same period in 2024. July 368 (43%) over prior 6-mo avg.

Graph showing that jails working with ICE led to the early expansion of arrests in 2025.

An alarming share of ICE arrests rely on collaborations with local law enforcement.

Since January, 45% of all ICE arrests were transfers from local jails:

Well, van was back in Miami Monday afternoon, so 🤷🏻‍♂️

Backs up idea that the admin used criminality to expand tolerance for and normalize deportation to third countries. Tactic not necessity.

Court-watching note: In the environmental lawsuit over the Everglades detention camp, the feds and Florida have until 5 today, per a July 28 order, to produce any inter-government agreements over the camp.

Docket here: www.courtlistener.com/docket/70650...

More ambulances driving into Alligator Alcatraz. This one at 3:37 pm today. This is a daily occurrence.

ICE Flight Anomaly (maybe just the new normal):

Avelo N805VL just landed at Yakima, WA.Similar to Thursday. Yakima County Jail has a contract to rent jail space to ICE/USMarshalls.

If in Yakima & interested in documenting flights, contact @jjindc.bsky.social.
globe.adsbexchange.com?icao=aaf656

Looks like ICE doesn’t like Boeing Field anymore 👀

Kristi Gnome's private Air Force:

This shows all of the Coast Guard's C-27s. The ONLY thing they are doing today is ferrying concentration camp prisoners around. Not patrolling the coasts, not Search and Rescue, just ethnic cleansing.

globe.adsbexchange.com?icao=ae2125,...

Detention Reports Updated: New Data, Improved Search, and Growing Media Adoption Detention Reports now updated with latest ICE data covering 184 facilities. New features include state filtering and data quality notes based on user feedback.

Detention Reports Updated: New Data, Improved Search, and Growing Media Adoption

Detention Reports now updated with latest ICE data covering 184 facilities. New features include state filtering and data quality notes based on user feedback.

austinkocher.substack.com/p/detention-...

(Florida DIVISION of Emergency Management😣)

Honestly don't know enough about FDEM's org to guess if it's a matter of not having any unit that could enter a 287(g) (but hell, the state lotto has one) but still needing to use their emergency powers.

Or if they just assumed w/o checking that FDEM had one because everyone else in the state does.

Florida Department of Law Enforcement: www.ice.gov/doclib/287gM...

Florida Highway Patrol: www.ice.gov/doclib/287gM...

Florida National Guard: www.ice.gov/doclib/287gM...

Florida Department of Emergency Management: *crickets*

DILLEY IMMIGRATION PROCESSING CENTER ICE Detention Facility Statistical Report Data as of July 21, 2025 - Using Interval ADP Calculations

ICE Detention Facility-by-Facility statistics are updated through July 21 on detentionreports.com

L: Plaintiffs' request for discovery regarding the Everglades camp

R: State's and Feds' offered production of their "responsive documents"

These MOAs b/w ICE & FDLE, FHP, & FLNG have been public for months.

Conspicuously missing in the offer? Any w/ FDEM, the agency putatively running the place.

14/
🧊🚨🛬 EVERGLADES ALERT 🤨

🔸 Coast Guard C-27J (tail: 2705) from the Louisiana ICE hub is inbound to the Everglades Concentration Camp 👀

But since Judge Cobb also has the Make the Road NY ER case, maybe things will be clearer shortly.

On its face, I'm not sure how much I'd expect it to hamper things in Miami; there are plenty of never-paroled EWIs with entries '21-'23 every day, and that has seemed to be the bulk of the targets here?

OTOH, it stays 1/23 & 2/18 memos entirely, and those were load-bearing planks in the scheme...?

Anyway, dunno how it played out elsewhere, or if it was just coincidence, but the day started off as a two-van day at court, people were taken during the morning docket, then this decision dropped, and the afternoon the room I was in began w/ a comment that the vans had left, folks could relax, etc.

"Finally, Defendants’ claim that none of this rational-decision-making stuff matters because DHS has unreviewable discretion to choose between expedited removal and section 240 removal proceedings...amounts to little more than a mad-libs of Executive-speak untethered to the laws Congress enacted."

More ambulances leaving Alligator Alcatraz. One at 10:30 am today and the other at 6:30 pm. Another at 11:57 pm last night, 6:10 pm on July 31st. Florida Department of Emergency Management, which operates the site, refuses to confirm hospitalizations but they are happening.