The U.S. government reports completing 15 months without releasing any undocumented immigrants into the country. During this period, over 3 million foreign nationals have been deported. The Trump administration attributes these actions to a stricter approach to immigration enforcement. Alongside deportations, the administration has also implemented tighter regulations regarding visas and citizenship. These measures, detailed in a Department of State fact sheet, reflect a sustained effort to limit both legal and illegal immigration. This policy shift marks a significant change in U.S. immigration practices, prioritizing border security and enforcement. The administration has yet to disclose comprehensive data detailing the impact of these policies.