Migration · Washington, D.C., United States · United States of America · November 13, 2026

US reports record 483,200 deportations in 2026

Reported by 3 outlets · first reported Nov 13, 1:23 AM ET

US immigration authorities carried out 483,200 deportations in 2026, a record. Democrats say they will investigate the tactics used. The White House has warned Democrats over future probes.

Why it matters

The figures show how far enforcement has expanded and set up a clash in Congress.

Background

Mass deportation has been a Trump priority.

The story so far

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Sources

• Al Jazeera ↗Nov 13, 1:46 AM ET
• NZZ ↗Nov 13, 1:23 AM ET

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