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The number of people deported during President Trump's administration
Publicly available sources provided do not contain a complete, year-by-year table of how many people detained in each calendar or fiscal year from 2010 through 2025; instead the record in these source...
Official and media tallies put the number of people formally removed from the during ’s first year back in office in the low-to-mid hundreds of thousands, but competing counts and claims produce a ran...
Donald Trump’s first presidential term oversaw hundreds of thousands of formal removals (deportations) from the United States each year, with publicly reported annual totals ranging from roughly 225,0...
A precise, country-by-country accounting of ’s second term is not available in the materials provided; however, government dashboards and independent analyses establish the broad contours: removals co...
The most defensible synthesis of available reporting is that roughly people were removed or repatriated during ’s first presidential term (2017–2021), with one widely cited figure being 2,001,280 remo...
Public figures on how many people ’s administration has “deported” are inconsistent and politically charged: releases credit the administration with removing or prompting the departure of well over ha...
There is no authoritative figure in the provided reporting that states what percentage of deportations during President Trump’s first term received “due process” as a single, measurable statistic, and...
President Barack Obama oversaw among the highest counts of federal “removals” and returns in modern U.S. history, with commonly reported totals around 3 million deportations during his eight years in ...