Trump’s immigration promises partially fulfilled

President Trump has celebrated many of his immigration achievements in the first weeks of his presidency, including the subsequent decrease in illegal border crossings and signing the Laken Riley law, which requires immigration and customs execution to retain arrested immigrants and other accusations.

The early analysis of government data shows that, although the daily arrests of immigrants have increased, deportations have not increased significantly compared to Biden’s presidency. Trump got angry with the members of his administration that the pace of deportations was not raised, according to people familiar with the conversations. Last month, ICE interim director has been removed from his post because of the dissatisfaction of the White House.