By Katie Northcott, News Director
In 2025, the Tennessee District Attorney General Conference (TDAGC) received 11,344 reports of individuals suspected to not be lawfully present in the United States who were charged with or convicted of a criminal offense in Tennessee.
TDAGC is required by Tennessee Code Annotated 4-1-425 to collect and analyze data from law enforcement agencies and report annually on the number of persons not lawfully present in the U.S. that were charged with or convicted of a criminal offense in Tennessee. This year’s report was published on Friday, Jan. 30.
This year saw 94 out of Tennessee’s 95 counties report during at least one of the required reporting months and 76 counties report monthly. Bledsoe County was the only Tennessee county that did not submit a single report.
Statewide, a total of 169 different offenses were reported, 21,648 total charges were listed, and 2,183 charges were violent offenses. Davidson County reported the most cases at 2,477 reports of criminal offenses by persons not lawfully present in the U.S.
Bedford County submitted 161 reports, Coffee County submitted 83, Franklin County submitted 39, and Moore County submitted 22.
The full report includes an overview, top 10 reported countries of origin, total reports submitted by county, top 10 offenses reported, disposition statuses, and count of violent offenses. Find the full report here.
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