Also, autogolpe frankly sounds better than the English translation,"self-coup".

Find me over in the blue skies.

The Anfield Wrap Missed a digit there, Pep

Urging The New York Times to engage with its many talented immigration reporters & the many other outside experts on the facts of immigration over past 8 yrs. Journalism on such a polarized issue, with such high stakes & human cost, is too important. Accuracy is our minimum responsibility.

Leonhardt is clearly committed to the bit that migration is largely a function of US domestic policy contra evidence, and while it has some effect, economics dwarfs these sorts of shifts in border policies. And his insistence on ignoring this is bizarre.

"The San Diego region has what is considered the most international border, drawing people from all over the world." From Andrea Castillo and Koko Nakajima latimes.com/politics/story…

TRAC's website remains down. I have said little publicly because it's not the time or place. TRAC has been silent, adding to the opportunities for speculation. Let me emphasize that the lessons we learn from this must come from reality, not speculation.

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New Method Uncovers Hidden Population Spikes at Some ICE Detention Centers A new method for analyzing ICE data reveals recent spikes in the number of people held in ICE facilities, trends normally obscured by ICE’s year-to-date reporting averages. austinkocher.substack.com/p/new-method-u…

Excited to share that Adam Sawyer and I published a new methods paper today that explains how we are calculating recent detained populations at individual ICE facilities — an elusive but important number! relevant-research.com/work

A First Look at ICE’s Detained Population at Individual Facilities We used our new Interval ADP method to calculate detained populations at all facilities currently used by ICE for immigrant detention and we included tips for writing about Interval ADP. austinkocher.substack.com/p/a-first-look…

ICE uses an averaging technique that, in this current moment, leads to an undercount of detainee population at many ICE facilities. For a better approximation of the current number held in custody at your local ICE center, I recommend reading this. austinkocher.substack.com/p/interval-adp…

Yeah, the numbers don't add up. notus.org/immigration/co…

Congress requires Immigration and Customs Enforcement to publish statistics about its detention centers twice a month. Researchers tracking that data noticed the agency’s most recent report includes data that literally does not add up. w/ Nuha Dolby notus.org/immigration/co…

UPDATE: An ICE spokesperson called me after this story’s publication to attribute the miscount to “human error” made by a contractor. ICE said the data in its most recent report, including data up until July 7, was accurate. notus.org/immigration/co…

New Tool: Detention Reports Provides Valuable Updated Data about ICE Facilities Relevant Research launches Deportation Reports, a new tool w/ real-time data on ICE detention centers using our Interval ADP method for more accurate population estimates. austinkocher.substack.com/p/new-tool-det…

The Trump administration’s deportation machine has made women invisible targets. If you’ve ever wondered, like me, what happens to all the women ICE detains: huffpost.com/entry/ice-dete…

ICE is currently (officially) using 193 facilities and holding a record 61,226 people, per the latest analysis by Austin Kocher, PhD and Adam Sawyer. austinkocher.substack.com/p/discover-a-d…