Migration from Muslim countries slashed by 96% since Donald Trump returned to White House
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Migration from Muslim countries slashed by 96% since Donald Trump returned to White House.
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Migration from Muslim-majority countries to the US has been slashed by more than 96 per cent since Donald Trump returned to the White House.
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According to figures released by the State Department, immigrant visas and refugee admissions from 45 majority-Muslim countries stood at 21,096 in December 2024 - Joe Biden's final month in office.
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But in February 2026, just over a year into the President's second term, that number plummeted to just 808 - a reduction of 96.2 per cent.
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The number of visas handed to family members of US citizens from those nations also dipped by around 95 per cent.
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