The ACLU of Puerto Rico says the island government handed federal immigration authorities confidential residential data for more than 6,000 immigrants. Executive Director Annette Martinez Orabona made the statement, which was filed Oct 25.^[1] The claim concerns data given to ICE. Martinez Orabona had earlier said, on Feb 23, 2025, that ICE agents conducted raids in immigrant communities starting Feb 20, 2025.^[2] Resident commissioner Pablo Jose Hernandez Rivera said on Oct 26 that he has denounced the Puerto Rico government sharing immigrant personal data with federal authorities.^[3] The two statements line up on the same conduct from different corners: a civil liberties group counting records, and the island's sole voice in Congress saying he has objected. A note on what is measured and what is asserted here: both figures above come from people describing the sharing, not from a document in this record. The number to verify is the 6,000-plus residential files, and who authorized their transfer.