CNN 5 Things ICE Numbers, Trump Accuses Zelensky, Indiana Redistricting and more
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Dec 8, 2025 New data reveals a striking number of ICE arrests involve individuals without criminal records. President Trump is raising eyebrows by accusing Ukraine's leader of being uninformed about a US-backed peace deal. In Indiana, GOP lawmakers are wrestling with new congressional maps that might hinder Trump's ambitions. Meanwhile, tensions escalate as Thailand carries out airstrikes against Cambodia. Lastly, Trump hosted the Kennedy Center Honors, recognizing celebrities like Stallone and Gaynor, blending entertainment with political commentary.
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Large Share Of Detainees Lack Criminal Records
- Data from the Data Deportation Project shows nearly 75,000 of roughly 220,000 ICE detainees had no criminal records in nine months.
- This undermines the Trump administration's stated focus on arresting criminals in sanctuary cities.
Talks Seen As Constructive But Stalled
- Miami talks between US and Ukraine were called constructive but unresolved, with difficult issues remaining.
- President Trump publicly expressed disappointment that President Volodymyr Zelenskyy hadn't read the US-backed proposal yet.
Redistricting Exposes GOP Division In Indiana
- Indiana Republicans could redraw maps to give the GOP all nine House seats, strengthening their hold on the House.
- Yet Senate leaders claim they may lack votes despite a large supermajority, revealing internal rifts.