ICE deported 442,637 people in fiscal year 2025, up 171,000 from prior year
Sep 30, 2025

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement deported 442,637 individuals between October 2024 and September 2025, according to agency reports. This represents an increase of approximately 171,000 deportations compared to the previous fiscal year, encompassing the final months of the Biden administration and the first months of the Trump administration. Nearly 167,000 of those deported had criminal records. The total falls short of President Trump's stated goal of removing one million people annually, though the agency is reportedly preparing for an ambitious removal target in the coming year.
Timeline
Sep 30, 2025—ICE deports 442,637 individuals during fiscal year 2025, up 171,000 from prior year; 167,000 had criminal records
Oct 1, 2024—Fiscal year 2025 begins; period covered by deportation statistics starts
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