According to a report published on Thursday by the Migration Policy Institute think tank and authored by Marc Ros, approximately 980,000 migrants were deported during the first 18 months of US President Donald Trump’s second term.
The study found that only 20 percent of those deported—amounting to roughly one in five individuals—had a criminal conviction. Consequently, four in five immigrants deported under the administration had no criminal record.
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