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#1From January to September, the following individuals were deported from the United States by ICE agents:
People with a criminal record: 1,321 people
People without criminal records: 363,154 people
Total: 364 475 people
Men (64%) — 233 264 people.
Women (36%) — 131 211 people.
by ethnic composition:
Top deportees: Mexicans, Hondurans, Venezuelans, Russians, Ukrainians, Belarusians, Brazilians, Argentines, Poles, Slovaks, Slovenians, Uzbeks, Haitians, Indians.
The least deported: Chinese, Mongolians, Koreans, Japanese, Kazakhs, Kyrgyz, Chileans, Australians, Germans, British, Canadians, Moldovans, Italians, Jews, Swedes, Norwegians, Vietnamese, Filipinos
among all legal migrants deported, regardless of ethnicity:
* tourist visa holders who have overstayed their visas for at least one day (43%)
* Migrants crossing Mexican borders (this is a priority for detention) - (41%)
* Waiting for an asylum interview. Since 2026, Trump has decreed that waiting for an interview or trial is considered illegal status, although all previous US presidents considered waiting for status to be legal status. - 16%
We are currently witnessing a mass exodus of Russians, Ukrainians, Belarusians, Chinese, Kazakhs, and Italians from the United States, who are awaiting asylum and who remain illegally immigrants in wealthy countries such as Canada, Chile, Uruguay, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, and South Korea. None are returning to their home countries.
It's very strange that ICE has lost the physical passports of citizens of these countries, which is why many citizens of these countries cannot leave the US by plane. People are beginning to think that the US is deliberately creating conditions to prevent people from leaving the US, while simultaneously remaining illegally and being forced to work hard (for cash) or be sent to immigration detention centers.
Two citizens, one from China and one from Russia, contacted us. They applied for asylum in the US in 2022 and have been granted asylum only through interviews. After Trump's deportation campaigns began, they decided to leave the US. However, ICE lost their passports, and they can't fly to Australia because they both found work there. And it's unclear when ICE will return their passports. They've already been waiting four months. To pay rent, they've been forced to work at Amazon and are afraid to leave their homes every day, as ICE agents could be waiting anywhere.
People with a criminal record: 1,321 people
People without criminal records: 363,154 people
Total: 364 475 people
Men (64%) — 233 264 people.
Women (36%) — 131 211 people.
by ethnic composition:
Top deportees: Mexicans, Hondurans, Venezuelans, Russians, Ukrainians, Belarusians, Brazilians, Argentines, Poles, Slovaks, Slovenians, Uzbeks, Haitians, Indians.
The least deported: Chinese, Mongolians, Koreans, Japanese, Kazakhs, Kyrgyz, Chileans, Australians, Germans, British, Canadians, Moldovans, Italians, Jews, Swedes, Norwegians, Vietnamese, Filipinos
among all legal migrants deported, regardless of ethnicity:
* tourist visa holders who have overstayed their visas for at least one day (43%)
* Migrants crossing Mexican borders (this is a priority for detention) - (41%)
* Waiting for an asylum interview. Since 2026, Trump has decreed that waiting for an interview or trial is considered illegal status, although all previous US presidents considered waiting for status to be legal status. - 16%
We are currently witnessing a mass exodus of Russians, Ukrainians, Belarusians, Chinese, Kazakhs, and Italians from the United States, who are awaiting asylum and who remain illegally immigrants in wealthy countries such as Canada, Chile, Uruguay, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, and South Korea. None are returning to their home countries.
It's very strange that ICE has lost the physical passports of citizens of these countries, which is why many citizens of these countries cannot leave the US by plane. People are beginning to think that the US is deliberately creating conditions to prevent people from leaving the US, while simultaneously remaining illegally and being forced to work hard (for cash) or be sent to immigration detention centers.
Two citizens, one from China and one from Russia, contacted us. They applied for asylum in the US in 2022 and have been granted asylum only through interviews. After Trump's deportation campaigns began, they decided to leave the US. However, ICE lost their passports, and they can't fly to Australia because they both found work there. And it's unclear when ICE will return their passports. They've already been waiting four months. To pay rent, they've been forced to work at Amazon and are afraid to leave their homes every day, as ICE agents could be waiting anywhere.