Federal immigration enforcement under the current administration has driven a sustained increase in ICE arrests of noncitizens across New York state and New York City since early 2025. Official operations have prioritized individuals with criminal convictions, including gang members and those convicted of violent offenses, while collateral arrests of non-targeted individuals have also contributed to totals. Data through early 2026 showed arrests in upstate New York exceeding 3,700 in the prior year, with continued activity into spring including targeted enforcement in the NYC area. The pace reflects expanded interior operations, detainer requests, and coordination with local partners, though New York’s sanctuary policies have created procedural friction in some jurisdictions. With roughly three weeks remaining until the June 30 resolution date, ongoing raids and court-related detentions represent the primary variables that could influence whether cumulative arrest figures reach specific thresholds tracked by the official counter.