Trump Admin Deports Over 3M Undocumented Immigrants Amid Border Crisis
The Trump administration has removed over three million undocumented immigrants from the United States, according to a White House fact sheet. This figure includes individuals convicted of violent offenses, although no granular breakdown was provided. The deportations were part of a broader effort to stem what the administration termed as an 'immigration crisis' at the southern border.
Under Trump's directives, federal agencies implemented intensified visa screening protocols and temporarily froze visa processing for 75 nations. The suspension impacted unspecified visa classes, with no details on which countries were affected or when the freeze was enacted.
The White House also highlighted a denaturalisation drive targeting individuals accused of obtaining US citizenship through fraudulent means. Eighty-eight people allegedly implicated in such cases faced legal proceedings, although their names and current statuses remain undisclosed.