USCIS Reports 2.2 Million Immigration Enforcement Actions Since January 2025

The Department of Homeland Security announced that U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has conducted nearly 2.2 million immigration enforcement actions since January 20, 2025. These measures are aimed at revoking or terminating immigration status for individuals deemed ineligible.

The enforcement actions are grouped into five primary categories: Temporary Protected Status (TPS), nonimmigrant status applications, Notices to Appear, work authorization, and parole. Officials stated that the agency is working to end the misuse of TPS and is reviewing parole programs on a case-by-case basis.

According to the agency, these figures reflect a commitment to enforcing immigration laws and restoring system integrity. The count does not represent completed removals, which are tracked separately by Immigration and Customs Enforcement, nor does it include visa revocations handled by the State Department.

The department noted that it is also focusing on identifying fraudulent applications and flagging national security threats. Additionally, the agency is pursuing legal action in cases where it believes citizenship was obtained through misrepresentation or illegal means.