The Trump administration's interior enforcement push, including record ICE detention levels exceeding 73,000 and arrest rates that averaged over 1,000 daily earlier in the year before moderating, has driven removals toward several hundred thousand annually. Expanded use of voluntary departures and third-country agreements has accelerated exits without full hearings, yet logistical limits on detention beds, court backlogs, and industry concerns over workforce impacts have tempered the pace below the stated 1-million target. With fiscal 2026 removals already exceeding 234,000 by April and ongoing pressure from enforcement priorities, trader consensus clusters tightly around 300-500k as participants weigh whether recent operational gains and policy signals will sustain momentum or face mid-year constraints.