Despite high arrests, the Trump administration's deportations fall short, facing legal and logistical hurdles.

The Trump administration is facing challenges in fulfilling its promise to deport millions of immigrants. Despite high arrest numbers, deportations are significantly lower, with only about half of those arrested in June being deported. This discrepancy is partly due to pending asylum cases and court orders blocking removals. Overcrowding in ICE detention facilities has also become an issue, with nearly 60,000 immigrants being held in centers designed for 41,500.