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At the same time, the administration gutted the U. And under the radar, ICE has begun excluding congressionally mandated data on transgender people in immigration detention from its biweekly statistical reports. Immigration detention has long been criticized for its cruelty , and trans people in custody—in immigration detention centers as well as prisons and jails —are at heightened risk of verbal harassment , medical neglect including denial of gender-affirming care , worsening mental health , prolonged solitary confinement , and physical and sexual violence.
In fiscal year , Congress began requiring that ICE publish biweekly statistics on the number of people in custody who are transgender, intersex, or gender nonconforming. Starting on February 4, —the first report published after began his second term—ICE omitted the required section on transgender population statistics. The last report to include such information was published on January 17, Language used is how ICE reports this information.
Figure 1. Source: U. On its website, ICE simply overwrites its biweekly reports on detention populations, resulting in a loss of information. However, transgender people do not always identify themselves to ICE, in part because of safety concerns. As such, these numbers have almost certainly been an undercount and should not be viewed as the total number of transgender people in ICE detention. Instead, these numbers should be viewed as the minimum number of people in detention who identify as transgender and who would therefore be impacted by anti-trans policies.
Between October 1, , and January 12, —the last date that they provided this data—ICE reported at least book-ins of transgender people to detention. On the last day of that period, ICE reported that 47 transgender people were currently in its custody. The increase could be due to changes in the total number of transgender people in custody, changes in the likelihood of people self-identifying as transgender to ICE, changes in data collection or reporting practices, or a combination.
Figure 2. The underlying reporting requirements are still incorporated by reference into the Full-Year Continuing Appropriations and Extensions Act of The implementing regulations of the Prison Rape Elimination Act and its underlying definitions also remain intact. Congress must hold ICE accountable to comply with its obligations for data transparency to the public.
Given the heightened risks faced by transgender people in detention, Congress should at minimum require and enforce stronger standards of care for trans and nonbinary people in detention and, more pressingly, prohibit ICE from holding transgender people in detention at all. Illustration by Bea Hayward. What we know from past ICE reports On its website, ICE simply overwrites its biweekly reports on detention populations, resulting in a loss of information.
Advancing Transgender Justice Feb 20,