Trump admin deports nearly 1 million

A report from the Immigration Policy Institute reveals that the Trump administration carried out nearly one million deportation operations during the first 18 months of its second term, according to data from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. The deportations involved 980,000 individuals, only 20% of whom had criminal convictions, and 71% of the migrants who had lived in the United States for two years or more were not criminally convicted. The data indicate an increase in deportation rates annually compared to the Biden administration and Trump’s first term. This has sparked debate over their legality and their impact on human rights and minority groups, with growing concerns about racial discrimination. Additionally, the administration canceled over 300,000 entry visas, especially for Palestinian supporters and protesters against the Gaza war, amid ongoing legal challenges to the deportation efforts.

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