; (ii) the alien’s country of nationality, race or ethnic identification, and age; and (iii) whether the alien's alleged terrorism is related to domestic or international actors, if available; (D) aliens with active Federal or State warrants for arrest in the United States and the nature of the crimes justifying such warrants; (E) the nationality of the alien; (F) whether the alien encountered is a single adult, an individual in a family unit, an unaccompanied child, or an accompanied child; (G) the average time the alien remained in custody, disaggregated by demographic information; (H) the processing disposition of each alien described in this paragraph upon such alien’s release from the custody of U.S. Customs and Border Protection, disaggregated by nationality; (I) the number of aliens who are paroled pursuant to section 212(d)(5) of the Immigration and Nationality Act ( 8 U.S.C. 1182(d)(5) ), disaggregated by geographic region or sector; (J) the recidivism rate of aliens described in this paragraph, including the definition of recidivism and notice of any changes to such definition; and (K) aliens who have a confirmed gang affiliation, including— (i) whether such alien was determined to be inadmissible or removable due to such affiliation; (ii) the specific gang affiliation alleged; (iii) the basis of such allegation; and (iv) the Federal agency or component that made such allegation or determination; (2) seizures, disaggregated by the U.S. Border Patrol sector and U.S. Customs and Border Protection field office that recorded the encounter, of— (A) narcotics; (B) firearms, whether inbound or outbound, including whether such firearms were manufactured in the United States, if known; (C) monetary instruments, whether inbound and outbound; and (D) other specifically identified contraband; (3) with respect to border emergency authority described in section 244A of the Immigration and Nationality Act, as added by section 301— (A) the number of days such authority was in effect