US Deports Over Three Million Foreigners in 15 Months

The US government announced it has deported more than three million foreign nationals and prevented illegal migrant entries for 15 consecutive months since President Donald Trump returned to office.

A White House fact sheet detailed these numbers alongside actions stemming from a first-week executive order declaring a southern border crisis.

The administration highlighted the deportation of thousands of individuals convicted of violent crimes as part of its broader immigration overhaul.

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The administration also expanded enforcement beyond border control, launching a denaturalisation campaign against dozens of individuals accused of obtaining citizenship fraudulently and ending public assistance for over 1.4 million undocumented residents.

Furthermore, officials paused visa processing for 75 designated high-risk countries, removed tens of thousands of undocumented migrants from state voter rolls, and updated the US citizenship test.

US deports over three million foreigners in 15 months (News Central TV) — The US deports over three million foreigners in 15 months. Credit: Reuters

Following a recent Supreme Court ruling, new executive orders signed on August 6, 2026, target birth tourism and redefine specific birthright citizenship eligibility rules.

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