The White House is celebrating the roundup of criminal illegal aliens in Florida ahead of President Donald Trump's expected visit to the Sunshine State on Friday.

The president is set for a busy schedule in the final few days of the midterm cycle, heading to Florida, Iowa, and Kansas for campaign events. With precious little time left for Republicans to make their case to voters, the administration is pushing its success in dealing with criminal illegal aliens.

Under the Trump administration, the Department of Homeland Security, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, and other federal agencies have worked to enact the "mass deportations" that Trump promised on the campaign trail. As of mid-2026, the foreign-born population of the U.S. was estimated to have dropped by roughly 3 million, through a combination of physical deportations and voluntary exits.

“Never forget what the Democrats did to our country. They allowed millions of unvetted illegal aliens—many of whom were murderers, pedophiles, gang members, and suspected terrorists—to pour into our communities and created countless innocent American victims," White House Spokeswoman Lauren Bis said in a statement. "On day one, President Trump secured the border and stopped the invasion of our country.”

Topping the list was Djina Christelle Maurice of Haiti, who was previously convicted for vehicular homicide.

Tai Ngoc Ly of Vietnam was previously convicted for predatory criminal sexual assault, robbery, and burglary.

Jean Joel Joseph of Haiti was previously convicted for domestic violence.

Dinh Doan of Vietnam was previously convicted for arson of an occupied structure and has prior arrests for alleged assault and criminal damage.

Pedro Alvarez Rodriguez of Cuba was previously convicted for robbery and identity theft.

Ben Whedon is the Chief Political Correspondent at Just the News. Follow him on X.