This shows the occurences of undocumented immigrants being held without a conviction. It shows
the occurences all over the United States in the form of a heat map.
THIS PLOT SHOWS THE NUMBER OF IMMIGRANTS BEING HELD AT ICE DETENTION CENTERS AROUND THE COUNTRY
WITHOUT A CONVICTION. THE LARGER THE CIRCLE, THE MORE IMMIGRANTS HELD AT THAT CENTER.
This is a map of the United States that shows where immigrants were being detained by law
enforcement without a convction, 7 years ago in 2009. The bigger and redder dots indicate
areas where more immigrants were being held without conviction. The largest area where this
occurred was southern Texas. The southern United States had more instances than the north.
This seemed to occur more often in the cities of the US, as opposed to the rural areas.
This map of the United States represents densities of the number of immigrants, from 200-4,000,
being held at ICE centers without conviction of crime based on data collected from the Department
of Homeland Security.
This is a graphic map of the United States depicting the number of immigrants being detained
without a conviction. The map shows red circles of increasing size over the locations where
immigrants are held. Th e detainees without convictions are depicted in a darker red circle.
There are nearly 19,000 immigrants detained in the United States as of January 25, 2009.
More than half of them have never been convicted of a crime. Texas has the largest number
of detainees, followed by other cities in the South including Phoenix, New Orleans, and Atlanta.
This is a map/graphical representation depicting the areas of the country where nearly 19000
immigrants were held without a conviction in the United States.
This graph represents the amount of Nearly 19,000 held without conviction. Darker red areas
shows detainees without conviction. The biggest spot in red is El Paso.
This chart is showing the concentrations of immigrants who are being detained under martial
law throughout the continental U.S. Concentrations appear to be highest in major cities and
the states that contain them as this is where immigrants usually reside.
This chart shows the amount of immigrants being held in certain detention centers accross
the United States that have not been convicted of a crime as of yet.
This image showcases the number of immigrants that are being held in jail without a conviction.
States in the southwest such as Texas seem to have the highest number of immigrants held without
convictions.
This chart describes nearly 19,000 immigrants held without a conviction. Specifically, more
than half of all immigrants imprisoned by immigration and customs enforcement for violations
have not been convicted of a crime.
This shows how many immigrants are held without a conviction in the United States. According
to the chart, nearly half of all immigrants are held without even committing a crime. Texas
holds the most amount of detainees.
This is a map of the united states showing the number of immigrants that have been held in
bondage without a conviction. It is a heat map where the darker areas are associated with
more people being held.
Nearly 19,000 Immigrants have or are being held without convictions. This is a map that shows
highlighted areas in red where there are detainees being held without conviction.
This graph is showing worldwide data on the 19,000 immigrants that were being held in (ICE)
immigration and customs enforcement detention centers for immigration violation without being
convicted on Jan. 25, 2009. San Antonio holds the most immigrants and Salt Lake City and
Buffalo have the least amount held.
