The White House has said the United States deported about three million foreign nationals over a 15-month period, highlighting the scale of the Trump administration's ongoing immigration enforcement efforts.
The figure was presented by the White House as part of its broader immigration policy, which has focused on increased enforcement, deportations and efforts to strengthen border controls.
The reported deportations have drawn attention internationally, particularly among countries with large populations of nationals living in the United States.
The administration has maintained that its immigration measures are aimed at enforcing U.S. immigration laws, strengthening national security and addressing illegal immigration.
The reported figure is expected to further fuel debate over the impact of the administration's immigration policies on migrants, families and communities across the United States.
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