A recent report from the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency reveals that over 662,000 non-citizens with criminal histories, including more than 13,000 convicted of homicide, are not in custody and are living freely in the U.S. The data, confirmed in a letter to Rep. Tony Gonzales (R-TX), indicates that only a fraction of these individuals are detained, despite the presence of serious charges against many. Critics, including former President Trump, have seized on this information to target Vice President Kamala Harris, who they argue is failing to secure the border. The report underscores challenges posed by sanctuary city policies that limit cooperation with federal immigration enforcement, further complicating efforts to manage those deemed dangerous. ICE has acknowledged these limitations while emphasizing its continued efforts to prioritize the removal of high-risk individuals. This situation is shaping up to be a critical issue as the 2024 election approaches, particularly for Harris's campaign.