Detainees Leaving ICE Detention from the
Newark Immigration Holding Room
Newark, New Jersey
Detainees Deported or Released Number last 12 months 6 Out of total detained 7 Earlier years: previous 12 months 15 FY 2005 1 FY 2000 0
Table 1: Number leaving ICE detention
from this facilityDuring the most recent 12 month period for which data are available, 6 detainees house at the Newark Immigration Holding Room left that facility because they were deported, were released under supervision while their cases was being decided, or left ICE detention for one of a variety of other reasons. This is a special ICE holding area or staging location that under current ICE detention standards is allowed to temporarily house aliens for up to 12 or 16 hours. These types of units generally have no sleeping quarters or shower facilities.
This report focuses on just those individuals who actually left ICE detention. Sometimes this report speaks of these individuals as those "exiting" ICE detention, or simply as "exits." This does not include individuals who were transferred to a different ICE detention facility. For more information on this facility, including individuals that were transferred, see additional TRAC reports in this series.
This report series is based upon analyses conducted by the Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse (TRAC) at Syracuse University of 3.4 million government records tracking each individual who passed through an ICE detention facility during the past decade. The most recent 12 month period for which comprehensive data are available is for April 2007 through March 2008. See About the Data.
Trends in the Number of Detainees Leaving ICE Detention
Greater detail on these long-term trends for those leaving ICE detention from the Newark Immigration Holding Room are displayed in Figure 1. Here the month-by-month number of exits are graphed against the backdrop of the total detainees leaving the custody of this facility. Exits are displayed with darker shading while those transferred appear with lighter shading. As is readily apparent, considerable variation has occurred over time in both the overall numbers of detainees as well as the volume leaving ICE detention during this period.
Exit trends are also summarized by fiscal year in Table 2. Year-by-year figures for the Newark Immigration Holding Room are given for the total number of detainees as compared with those leaving ICE detention from the facility. The percent of detainees that left ICE detention is also given. (As mentioned above, the remaining detainees were transferred to another ICE detention facility.) Because data for all twelve months of the most recent fiscal year are not yet available, the FY 2008 numbers (October 2007 through September 2008) are estimated based upon reporting for the first six months.
Exit Details for the Last Twelve Months
Information on each of the individuals who left ICE detention from the Newark Immigration Holding Room during the last 12 months is provided in the following table. The reason the individual left detention is shown. For a description of each of these categories, see "Reasons for Leaving ICE Detention."
Book In Date Release Date Nationality Gender Reason Left DHS Detention DCO 06/01/2007 06/01/2007 Ghana M Orders of Recognizance or Supervision Newark, NJ 06/05/2007 06/05/2007 Honduras M Orders of Recognizance or Supervision Newark, NJ 07/06/2007 07/06/2007 Cuba M Orders of Recognizance or Supervision Newark, NJ 06/05/2007 06/05/2007 Brazil M Orders of Recognizance or Supervision Newark, NJ 07/13/2007 07/13/2007 India M Deported/Removed Newark, NJ 05/23/2007 05/23/2007 El Salvador M Orders of Recognizance or Supervision Newark, NJ
