(Salem, OR) -- Immigration experts estimate federal agents arrested about 11-hundred people in Oregon in 2025, up from just over one-hundred arrests statewide in 2024. Analysts say the increase followed higher national arrest quotas and intensified enforcement efforts ordered by the Trump administration. Data shows only about one-third of those arrested had prior criminal convictions, a drop from the previous year, with most detainees identified as men between the ages of 19 and 40.