DHS Imposes Over $84 Billion in Fines on Immigrants During Trump Administration
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has imposed fines totaling $84 billion on illegal immigrants during the Trump administration, with 103,000 fines issued since Trump took office. Each fine carries a daily charge of $998 for individuals refusing to self-deport.
New York, NY, July 22, 2026 —
WASHINGTON D.C. – The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) levied fines amounting to $84 billion against individuals deemed to be in the country illegally during the Trump administration, according to available data. This significant figure represents 103,000 separate fines issued since the beginning of the Trump presidency.
Each of these fines carries a daily penalty of $998 for individuals who decline to self-deport. The total sum reflects penalties assessed over the period of the administration.
The details of the fines, including the specific cases and the duration for which the daily charges accrued, were not further elaborated in the provided summary. The total amount and number of fines represent actions taken by the DHS during that presidential term.
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