Mass deportation of illegal immigrants begins in the US

The US government under Donald Trump has launched an unprecedented mass deportation campaign against illegal immigrants. President Trump's press service has called the process "the largest deportation campaign in history."

The White House announced that since January 21, the process of arresting and deporting illegal immigrants has been actively underway.

In two days, 460 people were arrested, and on January 23, another 538 migrants were arrested, 373 of whom were arrested on criminal charges.

Those deported reportedly include terrorism suspects, four members of the Venezuelan criminal group "Tren de Aragua", and individuals accused of sex crimes against minors.

"President Trump is sending a strong signal to the world: Illegal entry into the United States will have serious consequences," the official statement said.

It is noted that American military aircraft have been deployed to deport migrants, a situation that has not been seen in recent years.

It is emphasized that the Trump administration's radical measures are aimed not only at eliminating illegal immigrants, but also at eliminating international criminal groups.