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A congressional budget justification report states ICE deported 442,637 people in fiscal year 2025, spanning the end of Biden's term and most of Trump's first year, marking a 171,000 increase from fiscal year 2024, with 167,000 having criminal records [Axios]. The data, the first official statistic under the Trump administration, coincides with claims of over two million self-deportations and ICE's goal of one million deportations next year, despite proposed budget reductions [Axios]. Perspectives differ on attribution, human impacts, and policy implications.
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