Chile’s current government, under the leadership of President Boric, has carried out ten flights to expel migrants, according to Undersecretary of the Interior Máximo Pavez. This contrasts sharply with the previous administration, which had not conducted any such flights by the same date. The claim was verified as #Real by Fast Check, referencing the Final Report 2022-2026 from the National Migration Service. The report indicates the first expulsion flight of the Boric government occurred on October 26th. This information was also confirmed by Luis Thayer, the former director of the National Migration Service (Sermig). The announcement highlights a shift in migration policy between the two administrations in Chile. The increase in expulsion flights signals a firmer approach to irregular migration under the current government.