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600 immigrant children in government shelters this year

November 29, 2025

ProPublica reports that over 600 juveniles have been put in federal government custody during 2025 that have been apprehended during traffic stops, immigration court hearings, ICE check-ins, or home or business raids.

These juveniles are kept in one of 170 Office of Refugee Resettlement (part of Health and Human Services) shelters.

The average stay is 6 months.

Read the entire article here

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Posted in Detention, Immigration & Customs Enforcement
juvenile, office of refugee resettlement, ProPublica
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