ICE ERO Removals– Quarter 1 of Fiscal Year 2018
ERO Area of
Responsibility
Atlanta

Criminal

October
NonCriminal

November
NonCriminal
Criminal

Total

December
NonCriminal
Criminal

Total

Total

682

378

1,060

736

391

1,127

639

400

1,039

60

35

95

62

45

107

46

19

65

Boston

113

88

201

128

109

237

101

117

218

Buffalo

80

65

145

88

47

135

54

31

85

Chicago

381

185

566

330

181

511

325

156

481

1,019

231

1,250

1,031

243

1,274

952

177

1,129

Denver

172

55

227

133

64

197

167

49

216

Detroit

187

163

350

128

174

302

133

159

292

El Paso

1,122

643

1,765

943

751

1,694

710

466

1,176

Houston

837

250

1,087

686

310

996

782

379

1,161

Los Angeles

540

155

695

510

157

667

475

151

626

Miami

281

227

508

309

268

577

275

306

581

New Orleans

559

308

867

580

375

955

484

273

757

New York City

145

109

254

116

86

202

144

92

236

Newark

118

133

251

103

121

224

85

100

185

Philadelphia

196

121

317

246

139

385

210

99

309

1,036

630

1,666

1,108

1,014

2,122

984

994

1,978

214

62

276

158

53

211

184

46

230

1,744

2,913

4,657

1,197

3,111

4,308

937

2,934

3,871

San Diego

741

1,358

2,099

693

1,236

1,929

599

1,064

1,663

San Francisco

434

131

565

487

114

601

362

62

424

Seattle

206

121

327

186

155

341

195

110

305

St. Paul

193

85

278

184

92

276

157

80

237

Washington

173

68

241

120

49

169

110

41

151

-

1

1

-

-

-

-

-

-

11,233

8,515

19,748

10,262

9,285

19,547

9,110

8,305

17,415

Baltimore

Dallas

Phoenix
Salt Lake City
San Antonio

NCATC
Total

Notes: ICE removals include removals and returns where aliens were turned over to ICE for removal efforts. This preliminary
information is updated through Jan. 6, 2018. It is subject to change based on updates throughout the fiscal year.
Removal: The compulsory and confirmed movement of an inadmissible or deportable alien out of the United States based on an order
of removal. An individual who is removed may have administrative or criminal consequences placed on subsequent reentry because of
the removal. ICE removals include removals and returns where aliens were turned over to ICE for removal efforts.
Return: The confirmed movement of a potentially inadmissible or deportable alien out of the United States not based on an order of
removal, but through either voluntary departure, voluntary return, or withdrawal under docket control.