Deportations Estimated at 660,000, Below White House Target
A report released in Washington indicates that deportations under the Trump administration have increased to an estimated 660,000 over the past year, although this figure falls short of the White House's target.
Albany Schenectady Troy, NY, October 22, 2026 —
A report released in Washington puts deportations under the Trump administration at an estimated 660,000 over the past year, an increase that nevertheless falls short of the White House’s target.
The figure is an estimate, and the information provided does not identify the report’s issuing organization, its release date or the methods used to calculate the total. It also does not specify the White House’s target, so the size of the gap between the estimate and that goal cannot be determined from the available details.
The summary of the report does not give a comparison figure for an earlier period. As a result, it does not establish how much deportations increased, or provide a basis for examining the pace of that change. No breakdown by location, time period or other category was included in the information provided.
The report’s figures, as described, offer an estimate of deportations over the past year and a comparison with an unstated administration target. The information does not explain how deportations were defined or counted, nor does it describe any factors associated with the increase. Those details are not available in the supplied summary.
Without the report’s underlying data and the specific target, the estimate and the extent to which it falls short cannot be independently assessed using the information provided. The report’s name, its authors and any response from the White House were also not included in the summary.
Story summarized from the original created by REBECCA SANTANA, Associated Press on www.news10.com, see more information here.
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