The Trump administration says the United States has deported more than three million foreign nationals over 15 months, and that none of those months involved releasing an unauthorized entrant into the country. The claim is attributed to the White House and a U.S. Department of State fact sheet referenced by outlets.
According to the reported statement, the administration also says it is tightening immigration-related rules, including visa and citizenship measures. The two accounts frame the figures as part of an enforcement strategy and emphasize the administration’s claim that no “illegal migrants” are being admitted or “released” during the period.
The coverage is largely aligned in substance—both cite the same headline figure (over three million deportations) and the 15-month timeframe. Differences are mainly in emphasis and wording: one outlet highlights visa and citizenship rule tightening alongside deportations, while the other focuses more directly on the deportation count and the assertion that no unauthorized migrants enter during the period.
