These press release claims were not simply untrue but preposterous. This report documents Trump’s current record both on arrests and on removals using the government’s actual data. The report updates TRAC’s February 2025 and March 2025 earlier reports on this same topic.

Currently, using an apples-to-apples comparison, Trump’s average daily rate of removals is around one (1) percent below Biden’s average daily rate for immigration removals.

The report also documents how the Department of Homeland Security’s Office of Homeland Security Statistics (OHSS) has ceased publication of its reports. Despite a stated mission “to foster transparency,” OHSS has grown strangely silent. The monthly series on immigration enforcement stopped in November 2024 despite the office’s central goal to publish "objective, credible, accurate, relevant, timely, and authoritative statistical...data products to increase transparency for the interagency, Congress, and the public."

Fortunately, a second source whose semi-monthly publications were mandated by Congress continued to publish its statistical series. Then as the 100-day mark approached ICE delayed publishing these reports which had come out every two weeks for years. Two weeks went by, then four weeks. Finally, after the 100-day celebrations had passed, ICE belatedly published its data covering this missing period. These reports provide the administration’s actual numbers utilized in this report.

TRAC’s report contains detailed tables documenting Trump’s current record at the 100-day mark. We are also providing permanent links to the government’s semi-monthly statistical data that document Trump’s current record to ensure these spreadsheets remain readily available to the public.