The latest figures on how many the Trump administration has deported has just been reported today, and the number is most certainly shy of what Trump and the American people would want to see.

Even so, it’s still a good number considering the fact that the Big Beautiful Bill didn’t get passed until last month to provide the money and manpower needed to amp up the numbers.

CNN is reporting, that with self-deportations included, Trump deported 350,000 illegals out of the country:

Immigration and Customs Enforcement deported nearly 200,000 people in the first seven months of President Donald Trump’s administration, according to a senior Homeland Security official, putting the federal agency on track for its highest rate of removals in at least a decade but still short of the administration’s stated deportation target.

The latest figure is a slice of the overall deportations that have occurred under Trump. The administration has recorded nearly 350,000 deportations since the president returned to office in January. The other deportations this year included repatriations by US Customs and Border Protection and the Coast Guard, as well as people who chose to self-deport.

I would expect that number to drastically increase by the end of the year now that they have money and resources. DHS has been on a hiring spree, promising big bonuses for new ICE recruits, and I’m sure that’s going to make a big difference.