The Trump administration wanted to deport one million people a year, and the numbers show they are

The Trump administration wanted to deport one million people a year, and the numbers show they are nowhere close 📉 Reuters reports that ICE deported 443,000 people in fiscal year 2025, less than half of their goal, even after setting aggressive arrest quotas 🚨 Non-criminal detentions jumped from around 860 in January to 24,500 by early February. Federal agents swept through neighborhoods in Los Angeles, Chicago, and Minneapolis, shooting and killing two US citizens 💔 Forty-eight people have died in ICE detention since Trump took office, seventeen of them this year alone. As the human cost climbed, public support collapsed, and ICE has now scaled back daily arrests ⚖️ Federal courts have blocked several attempts to end TPS, and the Supreme Court will hear arguments on Haiti and Syria on April 29. Behind the headlines, the administration is facing real resistance from federal judges and communities that refuse to stay quiet ✊ If you have an asylum case pending or a loved one in detention, this is not the moment to disappear or give up. This is the moment to know your rights and show up to every court date or immigration appointment 📅 The Trump administration is losing ground because people like you are fighting back, filing habeas corpus petitions that force the system to follow its own rules. Every person who stands their ground makes it harder for them to hit their numbers 📊 Your case is worth fighting, and the data shows the fight can work. I’m Brian Manning, and if you need help with an asylum case or getting a loved one out of immigration detention, send the word “CONSULT” in a direct message 💬