Vance Vows Trump Admin will use everything to increase the number of deportations

The Vice President JD Vance said that he expects the deportation figures to increase if the Trump government changes from obtaining operational control over the southern border to the increase in efforts to remove illegal migrants from the country.

The White House is working on fulfilling President Donald Trump's election campaign promise Carry out mass shifts from immigrants who have illegally entered the country in the past four years.

“We have Cut illegal border crossings Around 95%, and frankly, I think that these numbers will continue to come, “said Vance on Thursday in an interview from the White House to” The Ingraham Angle “.

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“You have immigration findings that were underfunded,” he said. “You have in a way destroyed the most actual deportations that were radically underfunded by bidges management. We build this capacity.”

Trump signed a number of executive regulations regarding immigration when he took office at the end of January, including the explanation of an “invasion” on the southern border and the use of US troops.

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Reuters registered last month that the administration deported 37,660 people in the first month of the office of Trump, which is below the monthly average of the conversions in the last full year.

The border fence in the USA-Mexico in Nogales, Arizona, USA, on Tuesday, March 4, 2025. (Photographer: Rebecca Noble/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

Vance told Fox News, moderator Laura Ingraham that it would take some time for the deportations to increase, but the administration is making progress and is working to increase the numbers.

He praised Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Kristi Noem For their public information campaign, the illegal migrants, to avert themselves, and “Border Zar” Tom Homan for the conversion of the CBP One app to achieve Trump's immigration goals.

“Remember that it has actually made it easier to make the illegal entry under the Biden administration,” said Vance.

“We're doing it Make self -report easier. So we will encourage many people to not come and knock on their door and send them home. Of course we will do that. But before that happens, why don't you get on a plane and go home yourself? So it is an all-of-the-of-the-the-the-approach. We will use everything we can. “

The US Vice President JD Vance (R) speaks to Governor Greg Abbott when he arrives at the US Mexico border in Eagle Pass, Texas, on March 5, 2025 in Eagle Pass, Texas. ((Photo by Brandon Bell/Getty Images)))

The White House is fighting to increase the number of deportations due to the limited immigration and customs authorities of the US immigration.

DHS officers informed NBC News that they work with the Marshals Service, the Department of Defense and the Federal Bureau of Prisons to increase the bed while asking for more resources from the congress.

Defense Minister Pete Hegseth said “The Will Cain Show” at the end of January that some criminal migrants would be moved to Guantánamo BayA US marine base in Cuba, in the meantime as the process to repatriate them to their home countries.

Two US defense officers said Fox News said that 40 migrants who were recorded in Guantánamo Bay were generally known as Gitmo, sent back to the USA and are now being recorded in Louisiana.

It is unclear why they were sent back and whether the United States will continue to keep migrants in this place.

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No migrants are currently taking place in Gitmo, and there will be no flights with more migrants.

Liz Friden from Fox News contributed to this report.