540,000 Displaced in America Amid Rising Arrests
The report indicates an escalation in deportation operations in the United States, with more than 540,000 people deported since the start of Trump's second term in January 2025, along with a clear increase in arrests during the summer of 2026. Many families are being separated, as parents face a difficult choice between accompanying their children during deportation or leaving them in the United States, causing deep psychological harm to the children, including stress, depression, sleep disturbances, and long-term damage to their mental and physical health. Cases show that children are increasingly being treated as victims of harsh policies, with devastating impacts on their lives—especially those who lose their parents or are left behind in their home countries—raising international criticism of the widening scope of these harsh deportation policies.
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