CBS News reports record ICE deportations and arrests in fiscal year 2026 — 483,200 removed and over 491,000 arrested, per Homeland Security figures — as President Trump, after Republican midterm losses, acknowledged in a "60 Minutes" interview that parts of the crackdown were too tough while elevating Stephen Miller, the policies' architect, to chief of staff. Officials do not expect the crackdown to slow, with sources saying ICE has been told to aim for roughly 19,000 arrests a week, while exit polling found 58% of voters said enforcement had gone too far.