ICE Flight Monitor

UPDATE: The same ICE deportation flight (OAE3710) that departed Phoenix, AZ on Sunday made additional stops in Nigeria and Angola after first landing in Ghana. People on board were kept in shackles throughout the roughly 35-hour journey.

Today, a domestic transfer flight departed from Alexandria, LA, to the U.S. Naval Base at Guantánamo Bay—the first such flight since the October 1 transfer of the remaining 18 individuals from GTMO offshore detention facilities back to U.S. soil.

UPDATE: The ICE deportation flight (OAE3710) that departed Phoenix, AZ yesterday with stops in El Paso and Baltimore, has just landed in Accra, Ghana. At this point, people onboard have been in shackles for nearly 24 hours.

An ICE deportation flight (OAE3710) just departed Baltimore, MD for Accra, Ghana. It originated from Phoenix, AZ, and stopped in El Paso, TX before landing in Baltimore. ICE Flight Monitor is actively monitoring and will update here.

ICE Flight Monitor: September 2025 Monthly Report - Human Rights First Executive Summary Since taking office on January 20, 2025, the Trump administration has pursued an unprecedented mass deportation agenda. U.S. officials have adopted a range of new tactics to achieve ...

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Yesterday ICE Flight Monitor tracked the first third country flight carrying Hondurans to Guatemala. It left Harlingen, TX at 6:44am CT, made a stop in Dallas and then landed at La Aurora International Airport in Guatemala City at 2:43pm CT. www.reuters.com/world/americ...

An ICE Air flight (OAE3674) left Phoenix, Arizona late Wednesday evening and made deportation stops over 30+ hours—in Armenia, Georgia, Uzbekistan, and Pakistan—with people on board inhumanly shackled for excruciating long hours.

(2/2) These new highs reflect the escalation of Trump’s mass deportation campaign, raising significant due process concerns over the administration’s enforcement actions.

ICE Flight Monitor: September 2025 Monthly Report - Human Rights First Executive Summary Since taking office on January 20, 2025, the Trump administration has pursued an unprecedented mass deportation agenda. U.S. officials have adopted a range of new tactics to achieve ...

(1/2) 🚨The September 2025 ICE Flight Monitor report documents a record 1,464 U.S. immigration enforcement flights, including removals to 48 countries—the highest # of removal destinations recorded since at least 2020.
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Plane carrying deportees from US arrives in African nation of Eswatini, lawyer says A plane carrying a group of Southeast Asian migrants deported from the United States has landed in the African nation of Eswatini

Confirmation of third country removal flight to Eswatini with reporting based on ICE Flight Monitor’s tracking abcnews.go.com/Internationa...

The small jet landed in Eswatini after fuel stops in Puerto Rico, Senegal, and Angola—likely the second removal flight to Eswatini carrying third-country nationals, after the first in July. Individuals on board were shackled for over 26 hours.

The small jet just landed in Luanda, Angola. Unclear if this is fuel stop or removal stop.

Statement from the government of Eswatini on third country removals

UPDATE: UPDATE: The small Journey jet made a fuel stop in Senegal and is now heading south—en route to carry out third-country removals to Eswatini, potentially with another fuel stop

UPDATE: The small, 14-seat Journey jet that departed Alexandria, LA is now heading toward Africa after a (likely fuel) stop in Puerto Rico. Follow here for updates as we monitor this likely removal flight.

A small Journey jet (N352BH) just took off from Alexandria, LA. We’ll be monitoring to see whether it's a possible deportation to a home country or a possible third-country removal, as Journey jets have frequently been used for third-country removals.

ICE Air removal flight JNY86 took off from Phoenix, AZ on a 14-seat small jet. It's now bound for Hanoi and Vietnam, with fuel stops in Honolulu and Guam.

An ICE deportation flight (OAE3671) that departed Phoenix, AZ yesterday morning has just landed in Casablanca, Morocco after stops in Senegal (likely fuel) and Mauritania. This marks the 1st deportation to Morocco since at least 2020 when ICE flight tracking began.

UPDATE: the Qatar Air charter flight (QTR7312) transferring Iranians sent to Doha on an ICE Air plane (OAE3657) landed in Tehran at around 10:30 local time / 3AM EST

UPDATE: a Qatar Airways plane (QTR7312) departed Doha and is heading toward Tehran. This is likely the charter flight carrying the Iranians flown to Doha on an ICE deportation flight. The ICE Air plane (OAE3657) has left Doha and is heading back west.

Update: Disturbingly, the deportation flight on a B772 plane (flight number OAE3657) that left Alexandria last night—likely carrying Iranians—has landed at Doha International Airport in Qatar. It remains unclear whether they’ll be deported to Tehran via a commercial or a charter flight.

Update: Disturbingly, the deportation flight on a B772 plane (flight number OAE3657) that left Alexandria last night—likely carrying Iranians—has landed at Doha International Airport in Qatar. It remains unclear whether they’ll be deported to Tehran via a commercial or a charter flight.

UPDATE: After 11 hours of flight time, the deportation flight landed in Cairo, Egypt at 5PM ET. Information on remaining flight legs is not available, but we will continue to monitor next moves.

U.S. Deports Planeload of Iranians After Deal With Tehran, Officials Say

This could likely be the deportation flight carrying Iranians to Qatar, per NYT.
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We have been monitoring an ICE Air flight that departed Alexandria, LA late last night. It was expected to depart at 17:55 EST with a scheduled stop in Guantanamo. Instead it flew directly to Puerto Rico, likely to refuel before its current route to Cairo, Egypt (likely to refuel again).

All flights have been domestic transfers moving people between U.S. detention

As of Sept. 27th, at least 22 ICE Air flights have passed through Hanscom Airfield in Bedford, MA. After pausing in mid-July, flights resumed on Sept. 5 and were operated by Avelo, Eastern Air Express, and GlobalX charters.

All flights subsequently transferred people to facilities in Alexandria, LA and El Paso, TX, likely staging for deportations.

As of Sept. 24, ICE Flight Monitor tracked at least 16 flights to the Everglades since the Florida detention center opened in July. Earlier this month, a 2nd detention center opened in north Florida with 4 flights already arriving at nearby Lake City Airport.

(2/2)This likely occurred due to a plane crash at the Simone Bolivar Airport about an hour before the ICE flight’s scheduled landing. It is unclear if ICE will proceed with the deportation to Venezuela from Florida.