A new CBS News analysis shows nearly one in four ICE arrests have happened in Texas since the start of President Trump's second term. Camilo Montoya-Galvez has more.

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A recent CBS News analysis indicates that Texas has seen the highest number of ICE arrests since the beginning of President Trump's second administration, accounting for nearly one in four nationwide. Florida and California also report significant numbers, with 11% and 7% of arrests, respectively. The trend is attributed to the large immigrant populations in these states and, in the case of border states, the transfer of detainees from Customs and Border Protection.

Florida has notably increased its cooperation with federal authorities by deputizing over 3,000 local officers as federal immigration agents. Congress has allocated $75 billion to ICE to expand arrest, detention, and deportation operations, including partnerships with local jurisdictions. Meanwhile, a group of Democratic lawmakers is seeking court-ordered access to ICE detention centers, facing opposition from the Department of Homeland Security, which requires advance notice for inspections.

New analysis shows where most immigration arrests are happening

We begin tonight with a first look at where the Trump administration's immigration crackdown is hitting hardest. A new CBS News analysis shows nearly one in four ICE arrests since President Trump's second inauguration happened in Texas, followed by Florida and California. CBS News immigration reporter Camila Montoya Galvez joins me now. So Camila, where and who are the questions about this report? Tonight, John, as you underscored, nearly a quarter of all ICE arrests during the first five months of the second Trump administration took place in Texas, followed by Florida with 11% of all arrests, and then California with about 7% of arrests during those five months. And then you saw states like Georgia, Arizona, Virginia, New Jersey, and New York also see higher levels of arrests by ICE compared to other states throughout the country. And that is not necessarily surprising because California and Texas are border states and many of the detainees taken into ICE custody there have been transferred from Customs and Border Protection custody after entering the country illegally across the Mexican border. Also in the case of Florida, that state is aggressively helping the Trump administration by deputizing more than 3,000 local policemen and troopers as federal immigration officers. And all those states also have something in common. They all have large populations of immigrants, including those who are in the country unlawfully. So that Florida piece interests me because are we going to see an increase and might it be on those border states or in other places? What does it look like going forward? Yes, we should because ICE just received an unprecedented amount of money, $75 billion by Congress to expand arrests, detention, and deportation efforts, including by facilitating and increasing the number of agreements that that agency has with jurisdictions like Florida and counties in states like Texas, Louisiana, and other friendly states by deputizing their local law enforcement to help ICE not only detain people awaiting deportation, but to go out and arrest them if there's any suspicion that they're in the country illegally. Twenty seconds left. There is a lawsuit from 12 members of Congress who want to visit these detention centers where all these immigrants are being held. Where's that state? There are now a dozen Democrats in Congress asking a federal district court in Washington, D.C. to require ICE to give them unrestricted access to these ICE detention centers. The Department of Homeland Security, John, says that they must give the department seven days of prior notice before any inspection. Kamilah Montoya-Gavez, thanks so much as always.

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