According to data released in 2020 by the Orange County Sheriff's Department: "Restrictions outlined by SB 54 [California's sanctuary law] prevented the Sheriff's Department from notifying ICE on the release of the remaining 1,015 inmates, despite the individuals having ICE detainers. Among those inmates, 238 were re-arrested for new crimes in Orange County including on charges of assault and battery, rape, and robbery, among others. These numbers only reflect individuals arrested on new charges and who were returned back to the Orange County Jail. It does not include individuals who may have committed crimes in Orange County and were released on citation, booked into a city jail or committed offenses in another county's jurisdiction." Across the U.S., numerous illegal immigrants have killed people after they were arrested and released by sanctuary jurisdictions that flouted ICE detainers for these individuals.