ICE deports 442,637 in fiscal year 2025, falls short of Trump's 1 million target
Apr 15, 2026

Immigration and Customs Enforcement deported 442,637 individuals between October 2024 and September 2025, according to federal data released in the DHS fiscal year 2027 budget justification. This represented an increase of approximately 171,000 deportations compared to the previous fiscal year, with roughly 38 percent of those deported having criminal records. The figure fell significantly short of President Trump's campaign goal of one million deportations annually. ICE stated it aims to deport 1 million people in the next fiscal year, though the agency requested reduced funding for detention and transportation operations.
Timeline
Apr 15, 2026—DHS releases fiscal year 2027 budget justification containing FY 2025 deportation data
Sep 30, 2025—Fiscal year 2025 ends with 442,637 total deportations, falling short of 1 million goal
Oct 1, 2024—Fiscal year 2025 begins; ICE deportation operations begin
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