The Trump administration announced the detention of hundreds of migrants.

In the United States, hundreds of illegal migrants have been detained as part of the largest deportation operation in the country's history.

This was stated by White House Press Secretary Carolina Levitt on social media platform X.

“The Trump administration arrested 538 illegal immigrant criminals,” Levitt wrote.

According to her, hundreds of illegal migrants were deported using military aircraft.

“The largest mass deportation operation in history is in full swing. Promises made. Promises kept,” the spokesperson declared.

Recall that Trump previously promised to carry out “the largest deportation operation in American history,” which would affect approximately 11 million illegal migrants. On his first day in office, he signed emergency orders concerning the southern border and announced the deployment of additional troops in the area, pledging to deport “criminal foreigners.”

Before this, Bloomberg reported, citing Trump’s advisors, that he plans to expel one million migrants from the U.S. in the initial stages of his deportation policy.

Immediately after the inauguration on January 20, the Trump administration halted the use of the CBP One app, which allowed migrants wishing to enter the U.S. to schedule appointments at the entry point.

Background. Earlier, Mind reported that Trump issued an order to revoke U.S. citizenship by birthright – 22 states are already trying to block it. The order would prohibit granting citizenship to newborns if their parents are not U.S. citizens.