Deportations Rise to 620,000 Under Trump
During Donald Trump's first year as President, there was a noticeable increase in the number of deportations, reaching approximately 620,000 individuals, as part of efforts to impose stricter immigration controls and accelerate deportation processes. However, these figures still fall short of the record levels recorded in the early 2000s, and the administration did not achieve its announced goal of deporting one million people annually, despite allocating billions of dollars to bolster these policies. The report indicates that the rise in arrests and deportation measures was part of a campaign focused on reducing border crossings, especially along the southern border, supported by laws that restrict both legal and illegal immigration.
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