Data: Illegal Aliens Have Less than 5% Chance of Being Deported Under Biden

Illegal aliens arriving at United States borders have less than a five percent chance of being deported under President Joe Biden, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) data reveals.

Figures detailed in ICE’s Fiscal Year 2023 report show that illegal aliens arriving under the Biden administration have a very small chance of being promptly deported from the U.S.

In Fiscal Year 2023, more than 3.2 million illegal aliens were encountered at the nation’s borders while just 142,580 illegal aliens were deported by ICE agents over the same period. In practice, illegal aliens who arrived in the U.S. last year had just a 4.4 percent chance of being deported within the year.

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In Fiscal Year 2023, ICE agents deported fewer than 4,000 illegal aliens a month from the U.S. interior. Compare that figure to former President Donald Trump’s first three years in office when ICE agents deported, on average, 7,000 illegal aliens a month from the U.S. interior.

Also, illegal aliens had a far higher chance of being deported under Trump as his DHS removed 23 to 28 percent of annual illegal alien encounters from the U.S.

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