Newsweek reports that days after President Trump called his administration's immigration enforcement "too tough" in a 60 Minutes interview, Homeland Security touted record fiscal 2026 figures: 483,200 deportations and more than 491,000 ICE arrests, the agency's highest annual totals, which Newsweek has not independently verified. Secretary Markwayne Mullin's press release credited the records to Trump's leadership, while American Immigration Council's Aaron Reichlin-Melnick noted removal comparisons can mislead because Biden-era Title 42 expulsions went uncounted, and internal records obtained by Newsweek showed 148 open misconduct allegations from fiscal 2023 through 2025.